Latest Strategic Acquisition News

Askari Metals has acquired 100% ownership of Rift Valley Metals, gaining a highly prospective 460 km² gold project portfolio in Ethiopia’s underexplored Adola Greenstone Belt. This move positions the company at the forefront of exploration in a prolific gold region with significant discovery potential.

Little Green Pharma reported a robust 40% revenue increase for FY25, driven by strong European sales and the strategic acquisition of Health House. The company also advanced clinical research and secured new therapy funding, positioning itself for continued growth.

Boab Metals has inked a A$10 million deal to acquire the DeGrussa Processing Plant from Sandfire Resources, significantly derisking and reducing upfront capital costs for its Sorby Hills Project. Completion hinges on a final investment decision expected in the second half of 2025.

Horizon Oil reported steady Q3 FY25 production and cash flow, paid its fifth consecutive interim dividend, and announced a strategic acquisition in Thailand that promises to boost production and diversify its asset base.

EV Resources Limited advances its position in the critical antimony market with a 70% stake acquisition in Mexico’s Los Lirios project and full ownership of Utah’s historic Coyote Creek claims, setting the stage for exploration and development.

Blue Star Helium has reported strong flow test results from its Bubba State 3 well in Lincoln County, Colorado, confirming helium concentrations around 2.01% and robust production rates that support further development.

TG Metals Limited has secured an 80% stake in the Van Uden Gold Project in Western Australia, setting the stage for renewed exploration and resource evaluation. The company is poised to unlock near-term production potential through drilling and stockpile assessments.

Kingsrose Mining advances its Fennoscandian exploration with high-grade discoveries and strategic acquisition of the Jakon project, supported by robust funding from BHP.

Resolution Minerals has expanded its strategic footprint with three new project acquisitions in NSW and Queensland, supported by a $1.55 million capital raise and promising LiDAR exploration results at Drake East.

Trigg Minerals has solidified its ownership of the Wild Cattle Creek antimony deposit with NSW government approval and confirmed high-grade antimony and tungsten mineralisation beneath the site. The company also expanded its New South Wales footprint through strategic acquisitions of historic gold and antimony projects.

Inca Minerals has secured over 94% ownership of Stunalara Metals, gaining access to the promising Hurricane Project in North Queensland. With an oversubscribed $1.1 million capital raise, maiden drilling is set to begin in Q2 2025, targeting high-grade gold and antimony mineralisation.

AustChina Holdings has completed the acquisition of Penwortham Exploration, gaining full control of promising gold-antimony and base metals projects in Tasmania, and has commenced exploration activities in a prolific mining region.