News Articles for Minerals 260

Tim Goyder-chaired Minerals 260 has doubled the mineral resource at the Coolgardie gold project it acquired from Norton Gold Fields in January, mapping a 4.5-million-ounce deposit.

Green shoots are emerging in Australia's exploration sector, with financing and spending both recording sharp jumps in the June quarter.

Delta Lithium is doubling down on its Gascoyne lithium and tantalum assets just days after announcing a gold spinout.

Tim Goyder has made a habit of discovering and bringing mineral assets to production at just the right time – so much so that his paper wealth famously touched $1 billion in 2023.

Gold's recent record price run has put a spotlight on two billion-dollar Pilbara gold projects amid a flurry of activity.

The company says better metal recoveries and a potential iron by-product could bolster Gonneville's economics.

Minerals 260 has finalised its $166.5 million acquisition of the Bullabulling gold project from Norton Gold Fields.

Veteran mining investor Tim Goyder has been globetrotting to drum up intertest in the Bullabulling gold project, which he hopes to turn into yet another mining success story.

Tim Goyder-chaired Minerals 260 has filed documents to acquire the Bullabulling gold project, located 25km south-west of Coolgardie.

Three Western Australian exploration companies – Leo Lithium, Artemis Resources and Minerals 260 – have announced a series of new board appointments.

With the antimony market booming and setting the share market alight, Bulls N' Bears has gone looking for the next critical metal shouting out for attention from new technologies – and it could be tungsten. Driven by demand in the industrial, renewables and defence sectors – and a shrinking supply – the alloy-hardening metal could soon join the chorus of critical minerals that are making all the noise.

With the till topped up to the tune of $3.2 million, courtesy of a sweet, new JV deal with budding producer Delta Lithium, Reach Resources has landed boots on ground at its Wabli Creek niobium-rare earths project in Western Australia's Gascoyne region. The company has at least 16 compelling anomalies to ground-truth, with recent soil geochemical surveys indicating niobium, rare earths and lithium mineral systems.

Our board moves wrap includes Stephen Cheney, Emmanuel Correia, Brad Sampson, David Hathorn, Matthew Ward, Luke McFadyen, and Stuart Carmichael.

Reach Resources' imminent maiden drill campaign at its Bonzer pegmatite field in Western Australia's Gascoyne region now has new intrigue attached after the company unveiled soil samples going as high as 759ppm lithium oxide. Assays came in at an average of 128ppm lithium oxide, suggesting a strong, coherent lithium anomaly extending more than 1.5km along strike and 700m in width and remaining open.

Our board moves wrap includes Michael Liew, Nick Catalano, Gregory Bittar, Jonathan Downes, Ashok Parekh, Luke McFadyen, and David Richards.

WA's Gascoyne region is emerging as one of the State's newest lithium hotspots with local exploration heavyweights snapping up prime locations in the hunt for valuable EV mineralisation. Delta Lithium hit the headlines last year with its Yinnetharra project and more recently, Minerals 260 crashed the party by grabbing 1700sq km of tenements near Delta's northern lithium project.

White Cliff Minerals will focus its rare earths exploration on the company's Hines Hill, Diemals and Lake Tay projects after the sale of its Yinnetharra lithium-rare earths project to ASX-listed Minerals 260. The company will receive a total of seven million Minerals 260 shares and $100,000 cash for the sale of Yinnetharra in the Gascoyne region of WA. The transaction value of the deal comes to $2.445 million.

Our board moves wrap includes David Southam, Peter Oliver, Yifat Steuer, Brett Mitchell, Curtis Abbott, Clint McGhie, and Paul Dalgleish.

Our board moves wrap includes Craig Williams, Neil Biddle, and John Elkington.

Geologist and mining executive Craig Williams, who led the rise of Equinox Minerals to a $US7 billion success story, has announced he is retiring from all boards of ASX companies.

Our board moves wrap includes Darryl Cuzzubbo, Peter Sherrington, Stephen Dennis, Jeremy King, Kim Truter, Jack Hamilton, Andrew Harris, Priyank Thapliyal, Peter North, Scott Winter, Emma Scotney, Suzie Foreman, Jessamyn Lyons, Simon Jackson, Yasmin Broughton, Tony Swiericzuk, Peter Thomas, Rebecca Morgan, Mick McMahon, Ian Trahar, Ian Brannan, and Harley Whitcombe.

The spinout companies of Hawkstone Mining and Liontown Resources have hit the ASX boards, joining Recharge Metals which listed yesterday.

Liontown Resources' non-lithium spinout will hit the ASX boards in October after it raises at least $15 million from an initial public offering.