Latest Permitting News

IRIS Metals has reported a JORC-compliant initial lithium resource at its Beecher Project, alongside high-grade drilling results at Tin Mountain, setting the stage for near-term production and resource expansion in South Dakota.

Peako Limited reports a quiet quarter in East Kimberley exploration due to seasonal conditions but successfully completes a significant capital raise, bolstering its cash position to nearly A$2 million.

Mt Malcolm Mines NL reports strong Q1 2025 progress with high-grade gold recoveries and significant revenue from its Golden Crown Prospect bulk sampling program.

Invert Graphite has lodged a prospectus to raise up to A$3.5 million through a share offer priced at A$0.03 each, while advancing its acquisition of a Tanzanian critical minerals project. The company reported no exploration activity this quarter and incurred operating losses, reflecting a transitional phase ahead of relisting.

Moab Minerals reports robust uranium mineralisation from its Manyoni Project in Tanzania and progresses exploration in Colorado’s Uravan Belt, supported by a recent $500k capital raise.

Pantera Lithium has identified six high-priority drilling locations for its Smackover Lithium Brine Project, supported by promising Arkansas legislation offering fiscal and regulatory incentives that could reshape the project's economics.

Strike Resources has made significant strides in advancing its Apurimac Iron Ore Project in Peru, engaging closely with government officials and infrastructure partners to secure critical logistics and permitting milestones. Meanwhile, its stake in Lithium Energy Limited sees progress amid asset sales and spin-out plans.

Canadian Phosphate Limited reported a steady rise in Q1 sales to $534,000, driven by US demand, with a significant capacity expansion at a key customer set to boost Q2 performance. The company also advances exploration and permitting efforts amid shifting North American phosphate dynamics.

White Cliff Minerals has initiated a significant drilling campaign at its Rae and Danvers copper projects, revealing extensive visible sulphide mineralisation, while also advancing its balance sheet through the sale of the Reedy South Gold Project for A$1.2 million.

Resource Mining Corporation (ASX: RMI) reported promising initial gold assays from its Saudi Arabian projects and is evaluating near-term gold production in Tanzania, while managing a constrained cash position and new funding arrangements.

American Rare Earths has expanded its Halleck Creek rare earth resource by 12.2% and achieved a metallurgical breakthrough that slashes processing volumes by over 90%, underpinning a robust updated scoping study with strong financial metrics.

Rey Resources reported a net cash outflow in Q1 2025 while progressing seismic surveys and land access negotiations in Western Australia's Canning Basin. The company maintains significant loan facilities to support ongoing exploration activities.