News Articles for Dalaroo Metals

Dalaroo Metals has identified a strong zirconium–hafnium correlation at its Blue Lagoon critical minerals project in Greenland, confirming a zircon-dominated heavy mineral system. The results support a sedimentary heavy mineral sands model, low-cost gravity separation potential and materially de-risk both exploration and future development pathways at the project.

Dalaroo Metals is charging ahead with a high-octane 2026 exploration blitz at its flagship Blue Lagoon critical minerals project in Greenland, hot on the heels of a knockout reconnaissance program in 2025. Results from that work have lit a fire under the stock, positioning Dalaroo as a serious contender in the global scramble for secure, conflict-free supplies of rare earths, zirconium, hafnium and niobium.

Dalaroo Metals has defined what could be a brand-new critical minerals district in Greenland, after maiden stream and surface sediment sampling at its Blue Lagoon project returned consistent, high-grade rare earths, zirconium and hafnium along a 2.7-kilometre strike. This is the first time the area has seen a modern explorer in almost 50 years and the early indications are mouth-watering. 

Diversified Perth-based explorer Dalaroo Metals has turned to John Morgan in a bid to enhance growth across its far-reaching portfolio.

Perth-based Dalaroo Metals has confirmed the appointment of Chris Connell as its new chief executive, as the company aims to further enhance its portfolio moving forward.

This week's Bulls N' Bears top ASX runner is … Dalaroo Metals. Its share price rose more than 182 per cent to join fellow movers and shakers Nimy Resources, Adherium and Firebrick Pharma.

Our board moves wrap includes Linda O'Farrell, Matthew Logan, John Arbuckle, David Peterson, Frank Sciarrone, Wayne Martin, Stuart Ausmeier, Craig Mitchell, Nick Palmer, Timothy Hantke, Maddison Cramer, Jessamyn Lyons, Alexandra Andrews, Simon Peters, Richard Buerger, Jason Bontempo, Simon Mottram, Cain Fogarty, Darren Smorgon, Ryan Sofoulis, Guido Belgiorno-Nettis, and Christopher Cook.

Dalaroo Metals has had a strong finish to its first day of trading, closing up almost 50 per cent as the company gets ready to explore its Western Australian projects.