Latest Winsome Resources (Asx:Wr1) News

Winsome Resources has identified multiple new high-grade cesium and lithium mineralisation zones at its Sirmac-Clapier Project in Quebec, setting the stage for drilling later this year.

Winsome Resources has terminated its option to acquire the Renard Project, choosing instead to focus on advancing its flagship Adina Lithium Project amid shifting market conditions.

Winsome Resources progresses key permitting and exploration milestones at its Adina Lithium Project while maintaining a strong cash position and deferring the Renard Option decision amid subdued lithium market conditions.

Winsome Resources has resumed targeted exploration for high-grade cesium mineralisation at its Sirmac-Clapier Project in Quebec, aiming to define drill targets following promising 2024 results.

Winsome Resources has received crucial Environmental and Social Impact Assessment guidelines from Québec authorities, marking a significant regulatory milestone for its Adina Lithium Project. This development sets the stage for detailed environmental studies and stakeholder engagement ahead of the project's next phase.

Winsome Resources signals it is unlikely to exercise the Renard Option by August 2025 due to ongoing lithium market volatility, while maintaining strong focus and funding for its flagship Adina Lithium Project.

Winsome Resources navigates lithium market headwinds by optimizing capital, progressing the Adina Lithium Project’s regulatory and feasibility milestones, and expanding its strategic footprint with a high-grade cesium-lithium discovery and extended Renard acquisition option.

Winsome Resources has raised approximately A$7.8 million through a placement to advance its flagship Adina Lithium Project and extend the Renard Option to August 2025, with plans for an additional share purchase plan targeting A$2.5 million.

Winsome Resources advances its lithium and cesium portfolio with a new high-grade discovery at Sirmac-Clapier and a growing stake in Power Metals’ Case Lake project, positioning itself strongly in critical minerals.

Eskan Company has received conditional approval for C$13.5 million in funding from Canada’s Critical Minerals Infrastructure Fund to advance the Trans-Atikh Project, a key infrastructure initiative supporting lithium development in Quebec’s Eeyou Istchee James Bay region.

Winsome Resources has announced a significant new high-grade spodumene pegmatite discovery at its Sirmac-Clapier Project in Quebec, featuring lithium grades up to 3.0% Li2O alongside notable cesium and tantalum mineralization.

Winsome Resources has filed a key Technical Report for its Adina Lithium Project and extended payment terms for the Renard Operation acquisition, marking significant progress in project development and regulatory engagement.