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Alchemy Resources reported significant exploration progress in Q3 2025, including lithium drilling at Roe Hills, a strategic JV with Newcam on Bryah iron ore assets, and strong base metals assays at Yellow Mountain.

Patriot Resources has validated high-grade copper mineralisation at its Kitumba project in Zambia and discontinued its Sugarloaf option, refocusing capital on core assets while planning 2026 drilling backed by ongoing capital raise talks.

Terramin Australia Limited has announced a pro-rata non-renounceable rights issue to raise approximately $38.3 million, partially underwritten by major shareholder Asipac Group Ltd. The capital raise aims to fund key project developments and repay debt, while potentially diluting existing shareholders and increasing Asipac’s voting power.

Terramin Australia has announced a $38.3 million non-renounceable rights issue to fund key project developments and reduce debt, offering shareholders shares at a 20% discount.

Forrestania Resources has rapidly expanded its gold portfolio across Western Australia, boosting its resource base from 24koz to over 593koz in just 14 weeks, backed by a strategic $8.61 million capital raise.

Ragnar Metals advances its Swedish IOCG exploration with promising high-grade copper and gold assays, while strategically boosting its gold exposure through key investments in Kaiser Reef and High-Tech Metals.

Genesis Resources advances its exploration portfolio with 100% ownership of the Plavica project in North Macedonia and completes follow-up drilling in Australia, awaiting assay results.

Volt Resources has secured strategic funding and relocated its US operations to Alabama, advancing its graphite refinery ambitions while winning a key legal battle in Ukraine.

Revolver Resources has completed a key drilling program at its Dianne Copper Mine Project, affirming resource estimates and progressing towards a targeted production restart in late 2026. The company also secured significant funding to support upcoming development milestones.

Kalamazoo Resources Limited reported a cash position of A$1.375 million at the end of September 2025, highlighting ongoing negative cash flows but confidence in securing future funding to sustain operations.

Kalamazoo Resources retains full ownership of its Ashburton Gold Project after Northern Star declines its acquisition option, accelerating a Scoping Study supported by record gold prices. The company also expands its footprint with the strategic Xanadu acquisition and secures $2 million in fresh capital.

Octava Minerals has secured a conditional acquisition of the Federation copper-zinc project in Tasmania and reported promising bioleaching results at its Byro rare earths and lithium project, underpinning plans for further exploration and development.