Latest Supply Chain News

EV Resources has entered a binding agreement to sell its Khartoum Project to Koba Resources for $700,000 cash plus a royalty, marking a strategic pivot towards its antimony assets and US critical minerals ambitions.

St George Mining secures government support to establish a cutting-edge pilot plant and research centre at its Araxá Project, aiming to refine rare earth and niobium processing in Brazil. This initiative builds on historic metallurgical success and positions the company at the forefront of critical metals supply chain development.

European Lithium Limited has sold 3 million shares of Critical Metals Corp. at a 10% premium, raising US$21 million and underscoring the strong value of its CRML stake.

Osmond Resources has successfully intersected a highly prospective mineralized layer in its first drill hole at the Orión EU Critical Minerals Project, advancing its critical minerals exploration in Spain. Assay results are expected by the end of October, with further drilling underway.

Felix Gold Limited reports strong new assay results confirming high-grade antimony extensions at its NW Array prospect in Alaska, advancing plans for near-term production aligned with U.S. critical mineral priorities.

Larvotto Resources has formalised a key contract to upgrade its Hillgrove processing plant, aiming to become a major antimony producer by late 2026. Early works are progressing, with commissioning set to unlock new production capacity.

Asian Battery Metals PLC’s latest Phase 3 drilling results at the Yambat Project in Mongolia reveal expanded copper-nickel mineralisation and new high-conductance electromagnetic targets, underscoring the district-scale potential of this emerging magmatic sulphide system.

Krakatoa Resources is rapidly advancing exploration at its Zopkhito Gold and Antimony Project in Georgia, with underground core sampling and a two-rig diamond drilling program targeting a maiden JORC-compliant resource. The project’s strategic location offers a rare European source of critical minerals amid global supply concerns.

Juno Minerals has completed the sale of its Mount Mason DSO Hematite Project to Gold Valley Yilgarn for A$6 million cash plus a 2% royalty, with production set to start mid-2026. The deal strengthens Juno’s cash position while allowing focus on its flagship Mount Ida Magnetite Project.

LTR Pharma has increased its ownership in LevOmega to approximately 43% through a strategic A$1 million investment, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable, pharmaceutical-grade omega-3 development.

Electro Optic Systems has landed a significant A$108 million contract to supply remote weapon systems for the Australian Defence Force’s LAND 400-3 project, integrating its technology with Hanwha’s Redback Infantry Fighting Vehicles.

Predictive Discovery Limited and Robex Resources have announced a merger to create a leading mid-tier gold producer in West Africa, targeting over 400,000 ounces of annual gold production by 2029. The combined entity, MergeCo, will leverage advanced projects in Guinea and Mali, enhancing scale and capital market presence.