Latest Environmental Approvals News

Arafura Rare Earths pushes forward with equity funding for its Nolans Project, targeting a €100 million investment from Germany’s Raw Materials Fund amid rising geopolitical tensions reshaping the rare earths landscape.

Solis Minerals has identified three compelling copper-gold drill targets at its 100%-owned Cinto Project in southern Peru, setting the stage for a maiden drilling program in late 2025. The targets are supported by recent geophysical surveys combined with earlier geochemical and magnetometry data.

Greatland Resources has completed a landmark FY25, integrating Telfer and Havieron operations, producing nearly 200,000 ounces of gold, and raising $490 million in a successful ASX IPO. The company sets ambitious FY26 targets focused on extending Telfer’s mine life through its largest drilling program ever.

Wildcat Resources has completed a positive Preliminary Feasibility Study for its Tabba Tabba lithium project in Western Australia, confirming a long-life mine with strong financial metrics and a clear path to development.

CuFe Limited’s scoping study for its Orlando open pit project in Tennant Creek reveals strong economics with a $355 million NPV and a swift 1.9-year payback, setting the stage for a feasibility study.

Kaili Resources Limited reports encouraging early drilling outcomes from its South Australian rare earth projects, with expanded exploration plans pending environmental approvals.

VRX Silica Limited has successfully concluded the environmental appeal process for its Arrowsmith North Silica Sand Project, with the WA Minister for Environment confirming the adequacy of the EPA assessment. The company is now advancing financing discussions and offtake agreements as it awaits formal project approval.

Bowen Coking Coal reported record operating cashflows of $19.1 million in the June 2025 quarter, achieving all FY2025 guidance despite heavy rains and logistical hurdles. The company has launched a low-cost mining strategy while negotiating liquidity solutions amid depressed coal prices.

Grange Resources reported a robust quarter with increased iron ore production and pellet sales at Savage River, maintaining excellent safety standards and managing costs below budget despite accelerated waste stripping. Progress on financing the North Pit Underground project and strategic moves on the Southdown Magnetite Project highlight growth ambitions.

Carnarvon Energy has committed up to A$89 million to acquire a near 20% stake in Strike Energy, marking a strategic pivot towards Western Australia’s burgeoning gas market while maintaining strong liquidity and advancing exploration plans.

Piche Resources has secured key environmental approvals and completed significant groundwork at its Cerro Chacon Gold Project, while expanding its uranium tenements in Western Australia and planning further drilling at Sierra Cuadrada.

Brazilian Critical Minerals reports exceptional pilot field trial results at its Ema rare earth project, advancing permitting and feasibility studies while attracting strong market interest.