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Volt Resources is advancing its Alabama Graphite Refinery project to produce high purity graphite in the US, leveraging proven Ukrainian technology and targeting near-term commercial production with low capital costs and strong environmental credentials.

Black Rock Mining has secured A$10 million through an equity placement to initiate early construction activities at its Mahenge Graphite Project in Tanzania, marking a pivotal step towards full project development.

Adavale Resources has reported its strongest gold intercept in three decades at the London Victoria Gold Mine, revealing significant potential to expand its resource base well beyond current estimates. The company is gearing up for a second phase of drilling to further explore these promising findings.

Moab Minerals has upgraded its Manyoni Uranium Project resource by 25%, now totaling 27.19 million pounds of U3O8 at 136ppm grade, with promising shallow mineralisation suited for cost-effective strip mining.

InVert Graphite has appointed Andrew Lawson as Managing Director following his initial CEO tenure, signaling confidence in his leadership as the company advances its critical minerals projects.

The Fair Competition Commission of Tanzania has approved Shenghe Resources’ acquisition of Peak Rare Earths, clearing a major regulatory hurdle for the deal. The scheme now awaits Australian court approval and independent expert endorsement.

Peak Rare Earths has postponed its critical court hearing for Shenghe Resources' acquisition scheme due to a delay in Tanzanian regulatory approval, pushing the decision to 19 September 2025.

Marvel Gold Limited has identified significant gold soil anomalies over a 3-kilometre stretch at its Hanang Gold Project in Tanzania, setting the stage for a maiden drilling campaign following a planned drone-borne magnetic survey.

InVert Graphite has initiated its first drilling campaign at the Kumba Deposit in Tanzania, aiming to validate high-grade graphite mineralisation previously identified in surface trenches. The program marks a critical step in advancing the Morogoro Project towards resource definition.

Peak Rare Earths Limited shareholders are set to vote on Shenghe Resources’ $195 million acquisition offer, which includes a 32% premium over recent share prices. Despite a higher unsolicited bid from GICP, the board recommends accepting Shenghe’s proposal.

Peak Rare Earths Limited held a pivotal scheme meeting on 16 September 2025 to approve Shenghe Resources’ $195 million acquisition offer, which includes a 23% premium on the original proposal. Despite a higher unsolicited bid, the board recommends shareholders back Shenghe’s cash deal.

Peak Rare Earths has dismissed a $240 million acquisition proposal from General Innovation Capital Partners, reaffirming its commitment to Shenghe Resources’ $195 million scheme. The board cites concerns over GICP’s incomplete offer and regulatory uncertainties.