Latest Shareholder Value News

Codrus Minerals has raised $1.24 million to fund drilling at its Bull Run Gold Project in Oregon, with operations set to begin by the end of May. The company targets six high-priority gold zones backed by strong assays and historic drill results.

Greenvale Energy has appointed seasoned resources executive Alex Cheeseman as CEO, signaling a strategic push to expand its resource base and enhance shareholder value.

Future Battery Minerals has acquired 100% ownership of the Miriam Project, consolidating all mineral rights and extinguishing royalties, paving the way for a focused gold exploration campaign starting July 2025.

Corazon Mining has finalized the sale of its remaining 15% stake in the Miriam Project to Future Battery Minerals, securing A$350,000 in cash and streamlining its asset portfolio.

Perenti’s underground mining arm, Barminco, has locked in a $500 million contract extension at the Agnew Gold Mine, reinforcing a decade-long partnership with Gold Fields and promising steady earnings.

Alice Queen Limited has lifted its trading suspension following the announcement of a proposed capital raise, signaling a pivotal moment for the company’s financial strategy.

Impact Minerals Ltd has successfully closed its renounceable rights issue, raising $635,000 and issuing over 105 million new shares alongside nearly 53 million options. The capital raise marks a significant step in bolstering the company’s funding position.

Keybridge Capital urges shareholders to take no action following an off-market takeover bid from its own subsidiary, Yowie Group, citing serious governance concerns and legal disputes.

Bayan Mining and Minerals Limited has completed a $300,000 placement to its directors, issuing new shares and attaching options, signaling strong board confidence in the company’s future.

Almonty Industries reported a sharp increase in net loss for Q1 2025 despite stable revenues, driven by significant non-cash charges on warrant and derivative liabilities. The company secured additional financing to support ongoing operations and project development.

Hastings Technology Metals has entered a binding agreement with Wyloo to form a 60:40 joint venture on the Yangibana Rare Earths and Niobium Project, with Wyloo taking the lead on funding and management. This partnership aims to de-risk project development and accelerate progress toward final investment decision.

Midas Minerals has agreed to acquire the Otavi Copper Project from Nexa Resources, unlocking significant high-grade copper, silver, and gold potential in a well-established African mining jurisdiction.