Latest Titanium Dioxide News

Kingsland Minerals has initiated metallurgical testing to explore rutile and gallium extraction from its Leliyn Graphite Project, aiming to enhance project value amid shifting global supply chains.

Dreadnought Resources advances its Gifford Creek Carbonatite project with a targeted diamond drilling campaign to supply metallurgical samples amid rising commercial interest in rare earths and critical metals.

Peak Minerals Ltd has verified through XRD analysis that rutile constitutes over 93% of the titanium mineralisation at its Minta Rutile Project, reinforcing its status as a primary rutile province and setting the stage for further exploration.

Equinox Resources has reported final assay results from 44 drill holes at its Mata da Corda Project, confirming near-surface, high-grade titanium and rare earth mineralization with significant thicknesses. The vast project area remains largely unexplored, hinting at substantial upside potential.

Resouro Strategic Metals’ Tiros Project in Brazil has been selected for a major Brazilian government funding initiative aimed at advancing critical mineral production. This endorsement could accelerate the project’s development and bolster its role in the clean energy transition.

Equinox Resources has reported high-grade titanium dioxide intercepts up to 20.2% TiO2 from recent drilling at its Mata da Corda project in Brazil, expanding the mineralised corridor to 15km and moving closer to a maiden resource estimate.

Petratherm Limited has reported its best drilling results yet at the Rosewood Prospect, extending high-grade heavy mineralisation by 1.6 kilometres and confirming a large, shallow deposit rich in titanium minerals.

Marmota Limited has unveiled spectacular heavy mineral concentrations from its February 2025 drilling at the Muckanippie EL 6166 titanium project, expanding the mineralised zone to 3.2km by 1.8km with grades reaching 63%.

Peak Minerals has expanded its Minta Rutile Project in Cameroon to a sprawling 540 square kilometres, confirming continuous high-grade rutile mineralisation and setting the stage for a potentially world-class deposit.

Metals Australia has successfully produced two commercially viable products from its Manindi Titanium-Vanadium-Iron discovery, while identifying additional promising exploration targets nearby.

Peak Minerals has confirmed a significant new rutile province at its Minta Rutile Project in Cameroon, with initial drilling revealing consistent heavy mineralisation over a 12km strike. The discovery expands the project's potential towards a globally significant scale.

Equinox Resources has reported strong assay results from 92 new drill holes at its Mata da Corda project in Brazil, confirming a broad, high-grade titanium corridor near surface. The ongoing drilling campaign continues to reveal promising mineralisation within a valuable heavy mineral assemblage.