Latest Us Projects News

Morella Corporation’s September quarter report reveals significant progress in its diversified critical minerals portfolio, including new titanium-vanadium exposure and streamlined US lithium assets. The company is gearing up for drilling and resource definition in 2026, supported by strengthened funding.

Ragusa Minerals has agreed to acquire a controlling stake in Pegasus Tel Inc., gaining access to the Purple Pansy manganese-gold project in Arizona, a critical asset aligned with US strategic mineral priorities.

Australian Strategic Materials (ASM) reports significant progress in rare earth metals production and strategic growth, including a major capital raise and advances in its Dubbo and US projects.

Aurora Energy Metals reports strong metallurgical results and progress toward Eagle Energy Metals’ Nasdaq listing, advancing the Aurora Uranium Project’s development.

Australian Strategic Materials secures A$50.8 million via share placement to fund Korean plant expansion and advance US metals project, while navigating complex supply chain and funding risks.

Pinnacle Minerals has secured a strategic acquisition of eight critical minerals projects in Idaho and Washington, positioning itself at the forefront of the US critical minerals supply chain. The company also raised $3 million to accelerate exploration and development.

Pioneer Lithium refines its exploration focus, prioritizing its US uranium projects with Skull Creek nearing drill readiness, while withdrawing from a Namibian uranium asset to optimize capital and value creation.

Adelong Gold has locked in a $1.25 million strategic investment from Nova Minerals and Barclay Wells clients, enabling accelerated exploration at its NSW and Victorian gold and antimony projects. This partnership includes board representation and offtake rights, positioning Adelong for growth in proven mineral corridors.

Mammoth Minerals has agreed to sell a 90% stake in its Paterson copper-gold project to Cloudbreak Discovery for AUD 3.1 million in shares, refocusing its efforts on high-grade US assets while retaining a strategic interest in Paterson.

Johns Lyng Group reported a modest 1.8% revenue increase for FY25, driven by strong business-as-usual growth despite a steep decline in catastrophe-related income. The company’s FY26 forecast anticipates continued revenue expansion amid ongoing operational challenges.

Great Northern Minerals Ltd has agreed to acquire the Catalyst Ridge Project in California’s Mountain Pass District, a key US rare earth and antimony region, supported by a $2.6 million capital raise to accelerate exploration.

Thor Energy has completed the sale of a 75% stake in its US uranium and vanadium projects to Metals One PLC, receiving £1 million in shares and a cash exclusivity payment. This deal allows Thor to focus on its hydrogen and helium ambitions while Metals One takes operational control.