Latest Critical Metals News

Voltaic Strategic Resources reports significant gold and poly-metallic mineralisation at its Kooline and Meekatharra projects, alongside a strategic board restructure and a robust cash position of $5.4 million.

Great Divide Mining Ltd has taken a decisive step towards gold production by securing a binding farm-in agreement for the historic Adelong Gold Mine, while promising exploration results at its Queensland projects signal further growth potential.

Tartana Minerals reports robust copper sulphate sales and completes a significant acquisition, positioning itself as a leading explorer and developer in Far North Queensland.

DMC Mining Limited moves closer to ASX re-admission as Guinea reopens its cadastral licensing system, enabling imminent exploration licenses for key projects. The company also strengthens its leadership team and secures additional financing to support upcoming operations.

Blaze Minerals secures a 60% stake in Gecko Minerals Uganda, completes initial drilling at Mityana, and raises $1.25 million to fuel exploration of critical metals in Uganda.

Nimy Resources advances its Mons Project with significant high-grade copper and gallium mineralisation confirmed at Masson and Block 3 East prospects, supported by a successful capital raise and a CSIRO research grant.

CuFe Ltd has completed the sale of its JWD iron ore rights and Crossroads gold royalty, while forging a strategic alliance to advance copper and gold projects in Tennant Creek. These moves position the company for focused exploration and development in 2025.

MTM Critical Metals reported major progress in its Flash Joule Heating technology and secured $15.5 million in capital raises, positioning itself for commercialisation and strategic growth in critical metals recovery.

European Lithium Limited has made significant strides in Q4 2024, acquiring the Leinster Lithium Project in Ireland and reporting promising high-grade rare earth results from its Greenland drilling program.

Tyranna Resources has completed a key drilling phase at its Namibe Lithium Project in Angola, intersecting visible spodumene and expanding its exploration footprint. The company also lodged its first license application as it pursues a broader strategy targeting demand-driven metals.

Basin Energy has completed the acquisition of a uranium and green energy metals portfolio in Scandinavia, capitalizing on Sweden's move to lift its uranium mining ban. The company continues to advance exploration in Canada’s Athabasca Basin while navigating boardroom challenges.

Sky Metals has reported strong progress at its Tallebung tin project, completing surface trenching and initiating bulk sampling to validate resource estimates and optimise metallurgical processes. A recent $6 million capital raise will fund expanded drilling and development studies, positioning the company for near-term growth.