Latest Steelmaking News

Tempest Minerals has signed a binding option agreement with Green Steel and Iron to develop a green steel facility in Western Australia, integrating its Remorse magnetite project into a low-emission steelmaking venture.

The Minerals Development Company Botswana has increased its investment in Botala Energy’s Serowe coal bed methane project to approximately A$4 million, signaling strong government backing for the company’s LNG ambitions.

Hazer Group has extended its collaboration with South Korean steel giant POSCO to further integrate its clean hydrogen and low-emissions graphite technology into low-carbon steel production.

Jameson Resources has locked in a $3 million capital raise from strategic investor King George Investments to advance its Crown Mountain coal project in British Columbia. The placement, priced at a 16.7% discount, underscores growing confidence in the project’s regulatory progress and market potential.

Pacific Lime and Cement Limited has secured a strategic partnership with global construction giant PowerChina to accelerate development of its Orokolo Bay Industrial Sands Project in Papua New Guinea, targeting production by 2026.

Yari Minerals’ latest drilling results at the Rolleston South Coal Project reveal thicker-than-expected coal seams with promising low-ash, high-yield qualities, hinting at a potential upgrade to semi-soft metallurgical coal.

Tivan Limited has commenced its first drilling campaign at the Sandover Fluorite Project in the Northern Territory, aiming to define a commercially viable fluorite deposit with assay results expected in January 2026.

AKORA Resources has taken a pivotal step by submitting its application to convert the Bekisopa Iron Ore Project’s exploration licence into a mining licence, leveraging recent political reforms in Madagascar to unlock development and investment opportunities.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure has declared its Q3-25 distribution consistent with its full-year guidance, reinforcing its commitment to stable returns backed by its key coal export terminal.

Magnetite Mines has cleared a crucial regulatory hurdle as its Razorback Iron Ore Project’s Mining Lease Proposal passes the South Australian Government’s validity assessment, paving the way for detailed technical review and public consultation.

Trek Metals has raised $1 million through a strategic placement to fast-track exploration at its Christmas Creek manganese project, with investor Andrew Reece committing $500,000 and joining the board.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure Limited has reaffirmed its position as the world’s largest metallurgical coal export facility with full contracted capacity through 2028 and unveiled detailed plans for a significant terminal expansion.