In today's Just The Facts..
Critical Resources has hired Canadian firm Pathway Group to accelerate approvals and funding for its Mavis Lake lithium project. The move comes as the company builds on an 8-million-tonne resource with strong infrastructure access, aiming to cement Mavis Lake as a key part of North America’s lithium supply chain.
Kairos Minerals has signed a mining agreement with the Nyamal Aboriginal Corporation, marking the final step toward granting the Mt York Gold Project mining lease. The deal sets out cultural, heritage and compensation frameworks, ensuring a cooperative approach.
St George Mining has delivered its thickest high-grade hit yet at the Araxá rare earths and niobium project in Brazil — more than 115 metres of mineralisation from surface. Several standout high-grade zones were recorded, and with 32 more holes in the lab, the company expects a steady flow of results before the end of the year.
Cobalt Blue is raising $5.3 million through a discounted share placement as it pushes toward a Final Investment Decision on its Kwinana Cobalt Refinery. Funds will support binding offtake agreements, project financing, black-mass processing studies and permitting work across the Broken Hill Cobalt Project.
Terra Metals has reported new assays from its Southwest Prospect, confirming magmatic copper-nickel-PGE-cobalt sulfides in the SW1 area. Multiple stacked mineralised horizons were intersected, with more assays pending as the company builds momentum into its 2026 drilling plans.
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