Earthmoving equipment preparing drill pads at Barkly Rare Earths’ project in the Northern Territory ahead of a major 10,000-metre drilling campaign. ASX-listed Barkly Rare Earths (ASX: BAK) has moved from planning to paddock action at its flagship Northern Territory project, kicking off civil works for a massive 10,000-metre drilling campaign designed to materially expand an existing 40-million-tonne rare earths resource. With a newly installed 30,000 litre diesel tank, the

Barkly Rare Earths is mobilising for a 10,000m drilling campaign at its Barkly rare earths project in the Northern Territory. Barkly Rare Earths (ASX: BAK) has shifted from planning to paddock action at its flagship Northern Territory rare earths project, mobilising for a 10,000 metre phase one primary reverse circulation (RC) drilling campaign to materially expand its maiden 40 million tonne inferred rare earths resource south of Borroloola in Australia’s Northern Territ

Barkly Rare Earths has secured a second NT Govt grant, pocketing $115,000 for expansion drilling. It follows a recent $115,000 grant for metallurgy at its namesake rare earths project in the top end.

Drilling at Barkley Rare Earths’ namesake deposit in the Northern Territory. Newly-listed Barkly Rare Earths (ASX: BAK) has pocketed a $100,000 grant from the Northern Territory Government, as it jostles to get a metallurgy at its namesake rare earths project, about 350km northeast of Tennant Creek. The funding, awarded under the government’s Geophysics and Drilling Collaborations Programme (GDCP), will be matched dollar-for-dollar by the company to advance a campaign of

Drilling in the Top End at Barkly Rare Earths’ namesake deposit near Tennant Creek.File Barkly Rare Earths (ASX: BAK) has officially received the green light to kick off a massive 10,000-metre exploration campaign at the company’s flagship Barkly rare earths project in the Northern Territory after being granted its environmental mining licence. The milestone approval from the Minister for Mining and Energy has also provided the company with the essential notice of authority t

Barkly partner DevEx has defined multiple uranium anomalies through soil sampling across the company’s Murphy West project in Australia’s NT. Fresh off an oversubscribed A$8 million initial public offering in late January, Barkly Rare Earths (ASX: BAK) is starting to hit its straps in the Northern Territory, with partner DevEx Resources homing in on a growing pipeline of drill-ready uranium targets at the Murphy West project. DevEx says ongoing soil sampling has unearthed se

Barkly Rare Earths hit the ASX boards with a flourish today, up almost 50% to 29.5c in early trade following a fresh $8 million capital raising to fund its namesake rare earths project in the NT’s Tennant Creek region.