Latest Tin Tungsten News

Infinity Metals Limited has revealed promising prospects for its wholly owned Yambacoona tin-lithium project in New South Wales, supported by a strong tin market with prices up 50% over the past year. Recent geophysical studies and regional analogues suggest significant exploration potential.

Koba Resources has secured $4.35 million to advance exploration at its newly acquired Stannary Hills and Mt Garnet tin-tungsten projects, with drilling scheduled to begin in late Q1 2026. The company also plans to recommence uranium drilling at its Yarramba Project in February, following promising high-grade intercepts.

Tartana Minerals has reported promising exploration results at Cardross, supporting resource expansion and plans to scale up copper sulphate production. The company is also advancing a joint venture with Alt Resources to accelerate strategic metals exploration.

Koba Resources has reported remarkably high tin assay results up to 26.1% from initial rock chip sampling at its Stannary Hills Tin-Tungsten Project in Queensland, setting the stage for a maiden drilling campaign in early 2026.

Sky Metals has launched a major drilling campaign at its Tallebung Tin Project, aiming to expand high-grade resources and update its Mineral Resource Estimate. Meanwhile, a metallurgical breakthrough at Doradilla confirms its potential as a second key tin asset.

Koba Resources has reported exceptionally high tin grades up to 21.3% from initial sampling at its Mt Garnet Tin-Tungsten Project, Queensland, confirming a large, underexplored soil anomaly and advancing plans for drilling in early 2026.

Tartana Minerals partners with Alt Resources in a $2 million joint venture to accelerate exploration of critical metals in Far North Queensland, focusing on tin, tungsten, and rare earth elements.

Infinity Mining’s latest quarterly report reveals promising high-grade gold assays at its Sir Walter Scott prospect in NSW and new exploration targets in Victoria, signaling renewed momentum in its Eastern Australian portfolio.

Sabre Resources reports significant exploration advances with anomalous rare earth, uranium, and critical metals results across multiple Northern Territory projects, underpinning plans for imminent drill testing.

Koba Resources has acquired two significant tin-tungsten projects in Queensland and discovered a promising new uranium prospect in South Australia, backed by a $4.35 million capital raise to accelerate exploration.

Perpetual Resources has reported exceptional maiden drilling results at its Igrejinha Project in Brazil’s Lithium Valley, confirming a polymetallic system rich in lithium, caesium, tin, tungsten, and tantalum. A recent $1.6 million capital raise bolsters its exploration momentum.

Perpetual Resources has launched a systematic exploration program across its key lithium projects in Brazil, aiming to expand on recent high-grade discoveries and define new drill targets.