Latest Divestments News

GBM Resources has received the initial $400,000 payment from Lithium Energy as part of a staged $3.2 million sale of its Mt Morgan Gold-Copper Project, marking a key step in its strategic asset divestment.

Buru Energy has taken a major step forward in developing its Rafael Gas Project through a strategic partnership with Clean Energy Fuels Australia, aiming for first cash flow by late 2027. The company also divested non-core assets to focus capital on this flagship project.

RooLife Group has agreed to sell its Australian digital marketing subsidiary CHOOSE Digital for $356,500, marking a strategic pivot towards high-margin international product sales.

Kingston Resources has received the first $50 million payment from the sale of its Misima Gold Project, bolstering its balance sheet and enabling a strategic pivot towards expanding its Australian copper operations.

Credit Intelligence Ltd has finalised the sale of its wholly owned subsidiary for $1.5 million and is moving forward with a capital return to shareholders, marking a strategic shift towards profitability.

Buru Energy has agreed to sell its hydrogen-focused subsidiary 2H Resources and non-core Canning Basin assets to Koloma Australia for up to AUD 2 million, marking a strategic pivot towards its Rafael Gas Project.

Pantera Lithium Limited has agreed to sell its Smackover lithium brine project in Arkansas to Energy Exploration Technologies for A$40 million, combining cash and stock consideration while retaining equity exposure to the lithium sector.

BPM Minerals has agreed to sell its Claw Gold Project to Capricorn Metals for $1.5 million upfront, with potential milestone payments doubling the deal value. This transaction strengthens BPM’s cash position to fund exploration at its promising Forelands Gold Project near Kalgoorlie.

Arizona Lithium has secured A$8 million through the sale of its Big Sandy Lithium Project and Lithium Research Center, sharpening its focus on the Prairie Lithium Project in Canada, which is closer to production.

NewPeak Metals has raised A$1.14 million by selling part of its shares in Lakes Blue Energy, aiming to fund its own exploration plans while maintaining a significant stake in Lakes’ promising gas projects.

Peak Rare Earths has completed the sale of its non-core Teesside site in the UK for £3.5 million, redirecting capital to its flagship Ngualla Rare Earth Project and upcoming Shenghe Resources acquisition.

Resources & Energy Group Limited has finalized the sale of its Mount Mackenzie Gold Project to QMines Limited, securing $1 million in cash and 33 million shares, while sharpening its focus on the East Menzies Gold Project in Western Australia.