News Articles for Dateline Resources Limited

Dateline Resources has struck thick, high-grade gold beneath the North and South pits at the company's Colosseum project in California, improving continuity and delivering grades above the current resource. The latest drilling supports an early mine plan and strengthens the project's economics as the company sharpens its gold feasibility study at record prices.

Dateline Resources has hit yet more solid gold intercepts from beneath the North pit at its Colosseum project in California, delivering wide zones of gold up to 132.6m grading 0.95 grams per tonne. Importantly, the results surpass the grades in the nearby resource blocks surrounding the mineralised intercepts hinting at an upgrade in ounces for the company.

Dateline Resources has delivered a set of thumping gold hits at its Colosseum project in California with broad, consistent mineralisation uncovered beneath and within the current pit shell. The results support a major upgrade to the company's resource base, reinforcing confidence in the geology and giving fresh momentum to its bankable feasibility study as it moves the historic mine closer to a modern restart.

Dateline Resources is closing in on the final stretch of a bankable feasibility study at its 1.1million ounce Colosseum gold project in California. Meanwhile, a fresh round of drilling is now locked in to test high-impact gold and rare earths targets along the Walker Lane Trend, just 10 kilometres from the world-class Mountain Pass rare earths mine, owned by mining giant MP Materials.

Dateline Resources MD Stephen Baghdadi has pumped another $277,000 into Dateline, bringing his total personal investment in the company just since June to $1.35m, boosting his stake to 12 per cent of the $1.3b company. Dateline's Colosseum project in the USA has driven a market frenzy this year, with punters liking both its gold endowment and its potential for rare earths.

Dateline Resources has zeroed in on the hottest gold prospects at its Colosseum gold project in California, after a detailed 3D geophysical study by Vox Geophysics' Dr Kate Selway ranked six breccia pipe targets by their strength and depth. The review pinpointed three standout zones west and south of the current pits, primed for drilling as Dateline moves toward feasibility.

Dateline Resources' impending BFS will likely get a big financial shot in the arm when compared to its October 2024 scoping study that assumed a gold price US$1300 per ounce less than today's spot price. The bankable feasibility study for the company's Colosseum gold-rare earths project in California is in full swing and remains on schedule with mining quotes, testwork and long-lead procurement items all tracking to plan.

Dateline Resources' share price roared to fresh highs after the company shifted gears at its Colosseum project in California, with a high-powered drilling blitz targeting gold extensions and rare earths upside. A second rig is en route and samples are already in the lab, as the company fast-tracks its bankable feasibility study to deliver near-term production at one of America's most intriguing critical mineral prospects.

Dateline Resources has landed a cracking validation at its Colosseum gold-rare earths project in California, with a second geophysics survey confirming a standout carbonatite rare earths target. The fresh results double down on the project's potential to deliver a major rare earths discovery. Drilling continues at the white-hot United States play.

Dateline Resources is continuing to flex its muscles in the high-stakes arena of US critical minerals by snapping up the promising Argos strontium project, near its groundbreaking Colosseum gold-rare earths project in California. In a powerhouse move that catapults its American footprint into overdrive, the company has sunk its teeth into the US's largest known strontium deposit.

Dateline Resources has launched a 10,000m drilling assault at its 1.1-million-ounce Colosseum project in California, targeting both gold and rare earths discoveries through to the end of this year. The company says its program of infill and extensional drilling around Colosseum's existing gold resources will feed into its ongoing and accelerated bankable feasibility study, due early next year.

Dateline Resources has raised $25 million at 21.5 cents a share, lifting its cash balance to $35 million, to accelerate drill programs and BFS work at its California Colosseum gold‑rare earths project next door to the Mountain Pass mine. Six new breccia‑pipe targets and modelling to about 300m depth underpin the technical case, while a recent OTCQB listing has improved North American investor access. Recent federal recognition further supports the case for this ASX high-flyer.

Dateline Resources has zeroed in on six new, potentially gold-rich breccia pipes at its Colosseum gold and rare earth project in California, thanks to a 3D geophysics sweep. The anomalies mirror the signature of the mine's existing pipes, featuring 1.4 million ounces, suggesting a much larger gold system lurks below surface. The company has drill rigs primed to put the theory to the test.

Dateline Resources Limited has made a significant breakthrough at its Colosseum gold-rare earths project in California with the discovery of several high-priority rare earth element drilling targets. The results from the company's recent 3D magnetotelluric geophysical survey revealed one particularly promising anomaly, which hinted at the potential for carbonatite-style mineralisation at depth, akin to the famed nearby Mountain Pass rare earths deposit.

Dateline Resources sits barely 10 clicks north of what could soon become the single most heavily backed rare earths operation on the planet, courtesy of a recent multibillion-dollar public-private partnership just announced between MP Materials and the United States Department of Defense. Dateline hosts geology almost identical to MP's Mountain Pass rare earths as well as a gold resource north of a million ounces.

There are moments when policy collides with geology, and when it does, fortunes can shift overnight. The decision by the US Department of Defence, announced last week, to take a half-billion-dollar equity stake in the country's only producing rare earths mine has thrust the geopolitical spotlight onto a handful of ASX-listed juniors and reshaped their prospects in a flash.

Dateline Resources has completed a detailed geophysical survey at its Colosseum project in California, revealing signatures strikingly similar to the nearby famed Mountain Pass rare earths deposit. With early assay results showing rare earths anomalies and a 3D model on the way, the company is eyeing a potential major discovery, underpinned by its “stacked evidence” strategy to target carbonatite intrusions and gold-rich breccia pipes.

Dateline Resources boss Stephen Baghdadi has put his money where his mouth is by injecting $1.06 million into the ASX-listed explorer after exercising more than 53 million options. The move has lifted his stake to nearly 13 per cent and gives the company's flagship Colosseum gold-rare earths project in California a major confidence boost as mining studies and rare earths exploration ramp up.

Dateline Resources has kicked off a major geophysical and geochemical survey blitz at its US Colosseum gold-rare earths project aimed at unlocking a dual gold and rare earths play from one of America's most prospective geological corridors. A high-tech magnetotelluric study has been rolled out to collect detailed imaging data beneath the surface using fluctuations in the earth's natural electrical and magnetic fields generated from solar winds and lightning to detect buried breccia pipes.

Dateline Resources has scored another major political win for its Colosseum rare earths project in California after US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum labelled its revival as “pivotal” for national mineral security. Speaking on Fox News, Burgum, chairman of the National Economic Development Council, backed the Trump administration's push to ramp up domestic mineral production and reduce reliance on foreign rare earth supplies.

Dateline Resources has been cleared for take-off in the United States by upgrading its listing to the OTCQB Venture Market as American interest heats up in the company's flagship Colosseum rare earths and gold project in California. Dateline's shares will trade under the ticker DTREF. The uplift from the Pink Sheet market means US investors can trade the stock in local currency during US market hours.

Dual-listed Dateline Resources' share price has gone ballistic in the US, after the company's latest modelling showed its Colosseum gold project in California is surrounded by a huge felsite-breccia pipe complex. The company will run new geophysical surveys in June to stack up evidence for new drilling targets for gold resource growth and to potentially delineate a rare earths ore body for the project.

This week's Bulls N' Bears' ASX Runners of the Week is… Eden Innovations, after it broke into the clean high-rise building sector and announced record concrete additive sales. Focus Minerals shot up thanks to a juicy $250 million cash gold project sale, InFocus Group unveiled a blockbuster $5M deal to become the exclusive tech partner for a Taiwanese gaming guru and market darling Dateline Resources had another roaring run.

Dateline Resources has delivered a stunning run, surging nearly 3760 per cent since January to hit 8.5 cents earlier today and officially claiming 10-bagger status in under a month. And the momentum keeps building. The company has uncovered fresh geochemical clues at its Californian Colosseum gold project, pointing to hidden breccia pipes and suggesting the 1.1M-ounce gold system could be far larger than previously thought.

Dateline Resources' share price surged as high as 5.6c this week - not far from the coveted 10-bagger status - after the company recalibrated its scoping study gold price assumptions to US$2900 (A$4460) per ounce for its US-based Colosseum gold project. The key price adjustment delivered a whopping 134% jump in net present value for the project from US$235 million to US$550M.

Dateline Resources has locked in the cash it needs to complete a bankable feasibility study on the gold deposit at its flagship Californian Colosseum gold and rare earths project to turn its 1.1-million-ounce resource into a revenue-generating mine. The company is also charging ahead with a rare earth drilling program at site and planning a US Venture listing in the third quarter of this year.

Dateline Resources is dialling up its US focus after offloading its non-core Udu copper project in Fiji to private company Viva Metals in a deal worth $4.35 million. The sale will free up cash to fast-track drilling at its Colosseum rare earths and gold project in California. The company is also prepping for a US venture market listing after a Trump hailed its mine as “America's second REE project.”

Dateline Resources has put the pedal to the metal to fast-track a rare earths drilling blitz at the company's gold and rare earths Colosseum project in California, just days after Donald Trump declared it “America's second rare earths mine” in a high-profile social media shoutout. Already hosting a 1.1-million-ounce gold resource, the mine now has the full weight of the US government behind it with permits, policy support and potential funding.

This week's Bulls N' Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… DY6 Metals Ltd, after the company announced high-grade gallium assays at its Tundulu rare earths project in Malawi. Dateline Resources flew on a presidential seal of approval for its Colosseum project from Donald Trump, Andromeda Metal's lab trials confirmed high purity alumina from its kaolin deposit and Jindalee Lithium ran on US government backing for a strategic fast permitting framework.

ASX-listed Dateline Resources' share price rocketed 233% higher to 3 cents after the company's Colosseum gold and rare earths project received mining approval. President Donald Trump publicly endorsed the gold and rare earth element project, hailing it as “America's second rare earths mine”. The bombshell mention was delivered via Trump's Truth Social platform, sending ripples through investor circles and spotlighting the California-based project's strategic significance.

The United States Interior Department has reconfirmed ASX-listed Dateline Resources' rights to mine and explore for gold and rare earths at its flagship Colosseum project in California. The long-awaited decision paves the way for a dual-commodity future for the company, just 10km from the US's only operating REE mine, Mountain Pass.

Dateline Resources has revealed a potential ace up its sleeve at its 1.1-million-ounce Colosseum gold project outside of Las Vegas in California, suggesting mine waste at the gold project could provide a crucial second revenue stream by converting it into construction materials to serve the bustling southern Nevada concrete market.

Dateline Resources has wrapped a net present value of US$235m around its Colosseum gold project in California that is set to churn out 635,000 ounces over 8.3 years at an AISC per ounce of US$1490. That number compares favourably to today's gold price US$2752 an ounce or AUD$4121 an ounce. Dateline will bank a total of US$1.344b in sales over the life of mine with about US$400m of that dropping to the bottom line.

In this week's edition of Bulls N' Bears Big Hits, we examine some of the notable drill intersections revealed on the ASX, including Elevate Uranium's 2m strike at 1482ppm uranium oxide in Namibia. We also take a close look at other drill hits reported by Dateline Resources from its Colosseum project in California and from New World Resources at its Antler play in Arizona.

Dateline Resources drilling has reeled in two giant hits going 1g/t gold, including a richer zone of 10.7m of 8.17g/t, as it works to bring its Colosseum project in California back into production. The company says its first two diamond drillholes show 203.6m grading 1.03g/t gold and 192m running at 1g/t, confirming the potential for expanded mineralisation at the site.

Dateline Resources is tapping investors for up to $5.8 million via a renounceable rights issue to provide a financial boost for its compelling Colosseum gold and rare earths project in California. The company plans to use the funds to conduct further exploration works and complete a mine planning study for the bumper 1.1 million-ounce gold resource it recently reported at the project.

Dateline Resources has kicked the door in as the latest entrant to the million-ounce gold club on the ASX having just tabled a 1.1 million-ounce resource last month at its Colosseum gold and rare earths project near Las Vegas running 1.26g/t gold. Notably, the company says the resource still has plenty of legs, but it is also showing early signs of rare earths in a region that is revered for the scale and grade of its rare earths.

In this week's edition of Bulls N' Bears Big Hits, we unravel some of the most curious drill intersections revealed on the ASX, including Warriedar Resources' stunning gold hit of 4m at 14.49g/t. We also take a close look at other notable drill hits in the past week from Ora Gold, Australian Gold and Copper, Dateline Resources and Patriot Battery Metals.

This week's Bulls N' Bears profiled ASX runner is … Prodigy Gold. Its share price rose 125 per cent to join fellow movers and shakers American Rare Earths, Dateline Resources and Way2Vat.

The board of Australia- and Fiji-focused mineral explorer Conto Resources has undergone a spate of changes, with the resignations of Mike Ralston, Francis DeSouza and Jonathon King making way for t