Latest Pilbara Region News

Orange Minerals NL reported encouraging geophysical survey results at its Lennon's Find project and secured five new exploration licenses at Mulga Rock, positioning the company for expanded exploration activities.

Infinity Mining has significantly broadened its exploration portfolio across Eastern Australia through key acquisitions and a $2 million capital raise, setting the stage for an active 2025 drilling campaign.

Raiden Resources has made significant strides in its December 2024 quarter exploration, completing maiden drilling at Andover South and advancing projects at Mt Sholl and Arrow, supported by a $10 million capital raise.

Anax Metals has confirmed the success of its scaled-up bioleaching technology, achieving copper recoveries of up to 80% and zinc recoveries exceeding 90%, reinforcing its strategic position in Pilbara's base metals sector.

Aruma Resources advances its exploration portfolio with standout assay results at Fiery Creek and strategic leadership changes, setting the stage for upcoming drilling campaigns.

Develop Global Limited reports significant progress at its Woodlawn copper-zinc mine, with the processing plant upgrade 70% complete and underground ore production set to begin in March 2025. The company has secured a US$65 million funding facility and projects A$425 million in pre-tax cash flow over the first three years post-ramp-up.

Capricorn Metals Ltd has reported a substantial 41% increase in the Ore Reserve Estimate at its Mt Gibson Gold Project, driven by ongoing drilling that continues to deliver exceptional high-grade results and promising underground potential.

Burley Minerals has reported robust iron assay results from its Cane Bore Iron Project, significantly enlarging prospective drilling areas and advancing towards a maiden drilling program pending heritage and regulatory approvals.

Red Hawk Mining Limited has issued a Target’s Statement recommending shareholders accept Fortescue’s off-market takeover offer at $1.05 per share, rising to $1.20 if Fortescue secures 75% ownership. An independent expert confirms the offer is fair and reasonable, providing a significant premium and resolving funding uncertainties for Red Hawk’s Blacksmith Project.

FMG Pilbara Pty Ltd, a Fortescue subsidiary, has initiated an off-market takeover offer for Red Hawk Mining, proposing $1.05 per share with a potential increase to $1.20 contingent on acquiring a 75% stake. The Red Hawk Board unanimously endorses the bid, highlighting a significant premium and strategic implications for shareholders.

Fortescue Ltd has initiated an off-market takeover bid to acquire Red Hawk Mining, offering up to A$1.20 per share, representing a substantial premium. The move aims to consolidate Fortescue’s iron ore assets in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.

Kalamazoo Resources reports robust assay results from its Ashburton Gold Project and secures $1.13 million in capital to fuel ongoing exploration across Western Australia and Victoria.