Latest Titanium News

Manuka Resources has gained approval for a secondary listing on the New Zealand Stock Exchange, enhancing trading access for local shareholders and supporting its strategic growth in critical and precious metals projects across New Zealand and Australia.

IperionX has received an additional $25 million from the U.S. Department of War to accelerate titanium production at its Virginia facility, reinforcing domestic supply chains for critical defense materials.

Morella Corporation has expanded its critical minerals portfolio by acquiring the Dixon Well Project in Western Australia, confirming significant titanium mineralisation with assays up to 17.0% TiO2. This move diversifies Morella’s assets beyond lithium and rubidium into a mineral critical for aerospace and defence industries.

Terra Metals has intersected a 58-metre thick titano-magnetite reef at its Southwest Prospect, marking the thickest reef found to date within the Dante Project and significantly expanding its resource potential.

Resouro Strategic Metals has amended its private placement terms, aiming to raise CAD 3 million to fund engineering work for its Tiros Titanium-Rare Earths Project in Brazil.

McLaren Minerals advances its McLaren titanium project with 95% engineering complete and a strong market report confirming demand for its high-quality sulfate ilmenite amid a looming titanium dioxide supply deficit.

Audalia Limited has announced a significant update to its Medcalf Titanium-Vanadium Project Mineral Resource Estimate, increasing the Indicated category by 35% and setting the stage for Ore Reserve calculations.

Neometals has integrated previously unreported historic drill assays into its Barrambie Gold Project dataset, enhancing the Ironclad deposit’s exploration profile and paving the way for upcoming drilling campaigns.

DY6 Metals has acquired a key historic rutile mining area in central Cameroon, significantly expanding its Central Rutile Project and positioning itself as a dominant player in a globally emerging rutile province.

Neometals has completed the sale of its lithium-ion battery recycling business, securing over A$10 million in cash and refocusing on its core mining and processing projects.

Enova Mining has narrowed its half-year loss to $1.07 million while progressing key rare earth and lithium projects in Brazil and Australia, supported by recent capital raises totaling $2.35 million.

Fortuna Metals has secured two key exploration licences in Malawi’s emerging rutile province, positioning itself next to Sovereign Metals’ world-class Kasiya deposit. The company also appoints Tom Langley as CEO to spearhead exploration efforts.