Latest Copper News

Litchfield Minerals has raised $6 million from top-tier institutional investors to accelerate exploration at its promising Oonagalabi copper-zinc prospect in Australia's Northern Territory.

Somerset Minerals’ latest geophysical survey at the Jura Prospect reveals a mineralised copper zone extending to at least 600 metres below surface, with signs of increasing grade at depth. Parallel untested targets and a new southern anomaly set the stage for expanded drilling campaigns.

GreenX Metals has uncovered a significant 1940 historical copper estimate of 728,000 tonnes at 2.6% grade from its Tannenberg Project in Germany, validated by a 1984 drilling campaign including silver by-product. The discovery supports a modern exploration model and sets the stage for a new drilling program to confirm and upgrade the resource.

Alicanto Minerals reports promising early-stage exploration results from its Greater Falun and Sala projects in Sweden, highlighting high-grade assays and new targets that reinforce the region's mineral potential.

Pioneer Lithium has launched its maiden field exploration program at the North Pine Project in Idaho, targeting critical antimony and tungsten deposits near major US mineral developments.

Lincoln Minerals has appointed Chris Wilcox as CEO and Greg English as Chair, marking a strategic leadership overhaul aimed at driving exploration growth across its South Australian mineral assets.

Castile Resources has significantly increased its Mineral Resource Estimate for the Rover 1 Project, reflecting higher gold, copper, bismuth, and cobalt prices. This update enhances the project's scale and potential revenue streams as it advances through its Bankable Feasibility Study.

Duketon Mining reports promising gold assay results from its first drilling at Killarney, secures an option to acquire the Boodanoo Gold Project, and updates nickel resource estimates at Rosie and C2 deposits.

Cyprium Metals has completed the second tranche of its placement, raising approximately A$80 million to fund key projects and reinforce its financial position.

Asian Battery Metals has reinforced the potential of its Maikhan Uul copper-gold project in Mongolia with new drilling confirming a substantial massive sulphide zone. Pending assays and geophysical data suggest a promising extension of the mineralised system.

Askari Metals has completed the sale of its Australian subsidiary First Western Gold, including the Burracoppin Gold Project, to Forrestania Resources, enabling a strategic pivot to its African exploration assets.

Forrestania Resources has intersected significant copper sulphides in its first diamond drill hole at the Breakaway Dam VMS prospect, confirming the effectiveness of its electromagnetic targeting and hinting at a district-scale copper system.