Latest Manganese News

Trek Metals is accelerating exploration at its Christmas Creek Project in WA following a high-grade manganese discovery with assays up to 58% Mn, backed by awarded geophysical survey contracts and promising gold drill results.

Trek Metals has announced a breakthrough discovery of exceptionally high-grade manganese at its Christmas Creek Project in Western Australia, with assays revealing grades up to 58%. This greenfields find hints at a potentially large hydrothermal manganese system yet to be drill tested.

Black Canyon Limited has launched a diamond core drilling program at its Wandanya Project to deepen metallurgical understanding of its manganese and iron deposits, aiming to refine processing and product quality ahead of development.

Black Canyon Limited has expanded its footprint in the east Pilbara by acquiring strategic tenements adjacent to its Wandanya manganese and iron project, unlocking new exploration potential ahead of planned drilling in 2026.

Great Dirt Resources has reported rock chip assays revealing manganese grades up to 51.8% at its Basin and Neranghi projects in NSW, underpinning a promising new deposit model and advanced geophysical research.

Tivan Limited has revealed a major manganese-barite gossan discovery at its Sandover Fluorite Project, with assays indicating high-grade manganese and promising polymetallic signatures. This could mark the start of a significant new mineral system in the Northern Territory.

RareX Limited reports continued high-grade gallium results at Cummins Range and strategic progress on its Mrima Hill project in Kenya, backed by a $50 million funding facility and key partnerships.

Ausmon Resources has reported significant progress in its September 2025 quarter, highlighting promising rare earth element assays in South Australia and encouraging base metals intersections near Broken Hill, NSW.

Conico Ltd has launched a $2.1 million entitlement offer to fund exploration at its Mt Thirsty Joint Venture and progress projects in Greenland, while aiming to clear its debt through shareholder-approved loan conversions.

Litchfield Minerals has identified multiple high-priority conductor targets at its Oonagalabi Project and confirmed significant manganese mineralisation at Lucy Creek, backed by strong funding to advance drilling.

Bryah Resources has secured the Golden Pike gold and antimony project in Canada, appointed Greg Hill as CEO, and raised nearly $2 million to fund upcoming drilling and resource upgrades.

Jupiter Mines reported a 5% increase in manganese production for Q1 FY2026, yet sales volumes and EBITDA declined, reflecting a complex market environment. Despite these shifts, the company maintains a strong cash position and steady manganese prices.