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Patronus Resources has defined a new 1.5km-long gold anomaly at J25 in the Northern Territory, with surface assays reaching 0.99g/t Au. The result expands a growing target pipeline just as four drill rigs move from target generation to testing.

Talonx Resources has identified copper and broader base-metal exploration potential across its 1,000km² Kihabe Project in Botswana, supported by historical copper intersections and established zinc-lead-silver resources. The immediate task is to turn an exploration thesis into drill-ready targets, with no new drilling or copper resource reported in the announcement.

Piche Resources has begun a strategic review of its three remaining mineral projects and potential new opportunities after completing its rights issue, while searching for a chief executive to lead the next phase. The review will be supported by independent geological consultants, but no acquisition, disposal or revised exploration program has yet been announced.

Yandal Resources has extended the newly defined Domain C at its Arrakis gold prospect by about 80 metres down-plunge, with drilling returning 24.2 metres at 1.4g/t gold. The result strengthens the case for deeper follow-up drilling, although the mineralised system remains too broadly spaced to support a resource estimate.

West Coast Silver has completed the main tranche of its A$6.0 million placement, raising A$5.92 million before costs for drilling, technical studies and resource updates at Elizabeth Hill. A final A$80,000 director tranche still requires shareholder approval.

Elevra Lithium is positioning its Québec operations for a near-doubling in spodumene concentrate capacity, while guiding to modest production growth and sharply higher capital spending in FY27. The three-stage North American Lithium expansion is targeting 373,000 tonnes per year for an estimated US$271 million.

Caspin Resources has identified an 800-metre tungsten soil anomaly at Taylors Hill, where historical drilling returned high-grade tin and tungsten intersections. The results broaden the Bygoo Project beyond its established tin focus, although the strongest evidence remains untested historical data.

Emyria has reported a sharp increase in FY26 revenue while expanding its psychedelic-assisted therapy network to five operational or announced clinics and 18 beds. Its first Sydney clinic is now fitted out and scheduled to begin treating patients in September, but utilisation and funding remain the next tests.

Terra Metals has reported broad PGM-Cu-Ni mineralisation and repeated higher-grade reef layers from three holes at its Southwest Discovery in Western Australia. The results strengthen the geological picture ahead of a planned maiden Mineral Resource Estimate, but true widths, recoveries and resource scale remain unconfirmed.

Hot Chili has reported a 398-metre copper-gold intersection from surface at its La Verde discovery in Chile, including 62 metres at 0.91% CuEq. The results extend the case for a higher-grade starter pit, but the project remains an exploration discovery with no Mineral Resource declared.

Prodigy Gold’s check testing of 27 high-grade gold samples from Tanami North produced an almost exact match with the original Fire Assay results. The outcome supports PhotonAssay as a selective quality-control tool, but does not change the company’s mineral resource estimates.

Daly Resources has begun systematic soil sampling at the Hot Spring zinc target in the Northern Territory, using surface geochemistry to refine drill locations ahead of maiden diamond drilling. The target lies along the same structural corridor as the HYC and Teena zinc deposits, although no mineralisation has yet been identified at Hot Spring.