Latest Strategic Supply Chains News

Locksley Resources has produced the first 100% American made antimony ingot in decades, validating a fully domestic mine-to-metal supply chain and advancing U.S. critical minerals independence.

Ardea Resources has extended its Major Project Status for the Kalgoorlie Nickel Project, reinforcing its strategic role in Australia's critical minerals sector and ensuring continued government support.

Ark Mines has secured Environmental Authority approval for its Sandy Mitchell Rare Earths project in Queensland, marking a crucial step towards obtaining its Mining Licence. The company has also completed a major drilling program, setting the stage for an upcoming Pre-Feasibility Study.

OMG Group has completed a strategic integration with Shiperoo, enhancing its supply chain to meet rising demand from major Australian retailers and ecommerce channels. This move supports recent product expansions and aims to drive cost efficiencies and scalability.

Golden Deeps Ltd has expanded its Graceland mineralised corridor in Namibia by 500 metres to over 2.5 kilometres, revealing impressive copper, silver, zinc, lead, germanium, and antimony grades. An extensive Induced Polarisation survey is underway to pinpoint high-grade drilling targets.

Perpetual Resources’ maiden drilling at the Igrejinha Project confirms a fertile polymetallic lithium-caesium-tantalum system with grades surpassing global mining benchmarks. The discovery validates its strategic foothold in Brazil’s Lithium Valley and sets the stage for expanded exploration.

Victory Metals has taken a significant step forward by signing a non-binding Letter of Intent with Sumitomo Corporation to supply heavy rare earths from its North Stanmore project, marking a deepening of their strategic partnership.

New Frontier Minerals has appointed GeoDrill Australia to lead its inaugural drilling campaign at the Harts Range Project, targeting a suite of critical minerals vital to modern technologies and energy transition.

Synertec Corporation Limited reported a striking 90% increase in Powerhouse Technology revenue and a 186% jump in engineering EBITDA for FY25, underpinned by key panel appointments and sustained fossil fuel-free power delivery.

Coles Group Limited reported modest growth in FY25 with $44.35 billion revenue and $1.08 billion net profit, underpinned by major supply chain investments and sustainability milestones. The company maintained dividends but faces ongoing legal challenges.

The a2 Milk Company delivered record FY25 results with $1.9 billion in sales and announced a transformative acquisition of a New Zealand manufacturing facility, alongside divesting its stake in Mataura Valley Milk and planning a $300 million special dividend.

The a2 Milk Company reported record FY25 results with $1.9 billion in sales and declared its first-ever dividends, while advancing a major supply chain overhaul through a key New Zealand manufacturing acquisition and divestment.