Latest Licence Renewal News

Waratah Minerals has reported significant drilling results that extend shallow epithermal gold mineralisation along the 2km Spur Gold Corridor in New South Wales, alongside a full renewal of its key exploration licence through 2031.

AustChina Holdings has completed the acquisition of Penwortham Exploration, gaining full control of promising gold-antimony and base metals projects in Tasmania, and has commenced exploration activities in a prolific mining region.

Dateline Resources progresses its Colosseum Gold-REE Project with a Bankable Feasibility Study underway, US government mining rights confirmed, and fresh capital raised to fuel development.

Helios Energy Ltd has secured A$691,325 through interest-free Convertible Notes to advance its Presidio Project in Texas, ensuring regulatory compliance and operational continuity.

Bindi Metals reports a significant 3.3 km by 0.6 km antimony soil anomaly at its Kreva prospect in Serbia, alongside steady progress on the Lisa Project application and a solid cash position of $1.866 million.

Apollo Minerals reports exceptional drilling results at its Salanie Gold Project in Gabon, revealing high-grade gold mineralisation and securing $1.25 million through a recent entitlement offer.

KneoMedia reports a successful quarter marked by significant capital raises and expanding deployments of its KneoScience platform across New York City schools, positioning the company for sustained revenue growth.

Marvel Gold reports a cautious quarter with $0.513 million cash on hand and ongoing negotiations over its Mali assets, while actively exploring new opportunities beyond Mali for sustainable growth.

Energy Transition Minerals Ltd renews focus on its Greenland rare earths project while navigating arbitration and legal challenges, alongside ongoing lithium exploration in Canada and Spain.

Titanium Sands Limited confirms that retention applications for its lapsed Orion Exploration Licences are approved in principle, with formal renewals pending amid Sri Lankan regulatory delays. The company remains confident in progressing its Mannar Island Project and securing necessary environmental and mining approvals.

Invictus Energy has successfully renewed its SG 4571 licence in Zimbabwe’s Cabora Bassa Basin for an additional three years, enabling continued exploration and development at the Mukuyu gas discovery.