Lycaon Resources has booked a heritage survey for next month at its Stansmore project in WA’s West Arunta region. Credit: File With a niobium discovery again rattling the ASX market this week, Lycaon Resources (ASX: LYN) is getting closer to launching its hunt for the lustrous metal in Western Australia’s West Arunta region after scheduling heritage surveys for next month. Recent discoveries by WA1 Resources (ASX: WA1) and Encounter Resources (ASX: ENR) have demonstrated the

St George Mining hopes its proposed drilling of its C1 target will uncover a rare earths-mineralised intrusive carbonatite rock, or a similar host. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has defined a promising 2.1km-diameter high-density circular intrusive at its Destiny project in Western Australia’s Eastern Goldfields region via a follow-up gravity survey designed to identify potential rare earths-rich carbonatite targets. The company says the geophysical characteristics

Free-carried. It is a term that many a junior exploration company executive dreams about hearing. The phrase essentially means the development of a project at the hands of a bigger and normally more established – and well-funded – backer, allowing the junior the opportunity to sit back and focus on an exploration campaign at the next prospect in the pipeline. Which brings us to the headline act of the latest Bulls N’ Bears Runners of the Week list, with MRG Metals (ASX: MRQ)

Talk about a market darling! WA1 Resources sent tongues wagging and the company’s share price flying after its coffee-spitting niobium discovery at its Luni deposit in WA’s north-east. The find pumped its stock up from just 12c in October 2022 to a high of $23.20 on May 20 this year – that’s a giddying hike of more than 19,233 per cent!!! And Luni appears to be the gift that keeps on giving for the Nedlands-based minerals explorer that has a market cap of a staggering $1.02 b

Lycaon Resources has received a cash boost from the State Government’s exploration incentive scheme. Credit: File After getting a long-awaited green light last week to start exploring its Stansmore niobium-rare earths project in Western Australia’s West Arunta region, Lycaon Resources (ASX: LYN) is now building a war chest to fuel its mission. The company today revealed it had completed a $2.5 million capital raise and also secured a $180,000 State Government grant to drill t

Creaky knees are the scourge of those people in society who are nearer to their twilight than they are to their time as a toddler. And that may go some way towards explaining why a company trying to fix the dodgy leg joints saw its share price shoot sky-high on the ASX this week. It is impossible to ascertain, but maybe it was a pack of mature shareholders who braved their knee pain and hobbled to their laptops and jumped into Osteopore’s stock, kicking it up more than a stun

Lycaon Resources has secured crucial approvals on its site within the Ngaanyatjarra Central Australia Reserve. Credit: File The door has been kicked open for Lycaon Resources (ASX: LYN) to mine on its Stansmore niobium-rare earths project in Western Australia’s West Arunta region after it secured consent from Mines Minister, David Michael. The company says the approval will allow it to start exploration programs, including heritage and gravity surveys and drilling campaigns,

Lycaon Resources has been given the green light to start exploring its West Arunta ground. Credit: File Lycaon Resources (ASX: LYN) has secured a crucial tick of approval from Western Australia’s Aboriginal Affairs Minister Tony Buti to kick off exploration at its Stansmore project in the West Arunta region – near WA1 Resources’ notable niobium discovery. The highly-coveted mining entry permit paves the way for the company to land boots on ground, with heritage and gravity su

Last week’s top runner rounded out a fortnight which saw its share price jump over 2000 per cent. The latest episode examines the reasons...