Latest Exploration Funding News

Haranga Resources reports progress in its uranium and gold projects in Senegal, securing $500,000 in convertible loan funding to support upcoming drilling programs and exploration activities.

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.

Far East Gold Ltd has reported a maiden JORC resource estimate of 540,000 ounces of gold at its Idenburg project in Indonesia, alongside a conditional acquisition agreement and nearly A$10 million in funding from strategic investor Xingye Gold.

InteliCare Holdings Limited reported a positive net cash flow of $30,000 for the December quarter, buoyed by a substantial government R&D rebate. The company ends the quarter with $1.26 million in cash, signaling operational stability amid ongoing funding evaluations.

Alma Metals has confirmed a significant new copper and molybdenum discovery at its Briggs Copper Project in Queensland, expanding the resource potential and setting the stage for a resource update and scoping study in 2025.

Charger Metals NL reports significant progress in its lithium exploration projects at Lake Johnston and Bynoe, backed by Rio Tinto's funding and a recent $0.77 million capital raise. Upcoming assay results and drilling programs could shape the company’s growth trajectory.

Bellavista Resources has secured nearly A$5 million in capital to fund due diligence on advanced precious and base metal projects, while maintaining a strong cash position and progressing exploration at its Brumby Deposit.

Australian Strategic Materials (ASM) has secured a $5 million federal grant to accelerate its Dubbo Project, progressing rare earth recovery innovations while navigating a complex global market landscape.

Latitude 66 Ltd posted a $1.75 million net cash outflow for the December quarter, ending with $2.18 million in cash reserves. The company anticipates lower costs ahead and intends to sell shares valued at around $850,000 to fund ongoing activities.

Australian Mines Limited reports a substantial increase in scandium mineral resources at its Flemington project and progresses its maiden drilling programs in Brazil, positioning itself for growth amid challenging nickel and cobalt markets.

PhosCo has achieved critical milestones with the approval of its Gassaat Phosphate Project and a strategic MoU with the Tunisian Government and EBRD, setting the stage for a major drilling campaign and positioning itself as a future global fertilizer supplier.

Petratherm Limited reports compelling high-grade titanium mineralisation at its Muckanippie Project, supported by successful drilling and mineralogical analyses. The company’s oversubscribed funding round strengthens its capacity for further exploration.