Gen Mining has been awarded C$771 000 from Canada's Critical Minerals Infrastructure Fund. 

Menar's Phalanndwa coal mine has embarked on a robust mine rehabilitation project.  

The project has come in below budget in 14 months. 

Arizona Lithium has announced it will raise funds by selling noncore acreage and data at the Prairie lithium project to Homestead Energy. 

Akobo Minerals has produced the first gold bar from its Segele mine. 

Site clearing, levelling and geotechnical studies have started. 

The development and construction of Phase 1 have been completed. 

The restart plan for the Kayelekera project has provided the foundation for Lotus Resources to optimise and accelerate its plans for the project. 

Liontown Resources has successfully loaded and dispatched its inaugural shipment of spodumene concentrate.  

In June 2024, VR8 announced that it had chosen to modify the back end of the SRL processing plant. This modification has been made in response to higher-than-expected demand for higher-purity forms... 

Site clearance and preparation on the project has started. 

Magnetic Resources announced the successful completion of a A$10-million single placement to sophisticated and institutional investors on September 30. 

An economic update has confirmed a financially attractive standalone project with low-cost, high-margin gold production. 

Mawson Finland plans to mine three deposits at any time at 1.2-million tonnes a year. 

Savannah Resources has delayed the expected start date for production to 2027. 

Emmerson is conducting a re-evaluation of the Joint Ore Reserves Committee- resource at Khemisset. 

A scoping study has shown the project to have very attractive economics, with results justifying a prefeasibility study already under way. 

The Cyprium Metals board has authorised a prefeasibility study on the project. 

New World has submitted a key construction permit for its Antler copper project for approval. 

FPX Nickel has said that it will initiate a scoping study for a Canadian refinery. 

Development is well under way. 

Strandline Resources is going ahead with efficiency improvements at the project. 

Completion is expected by the end of the second half of the 2025 financial year. 

Partner selection for various engineering, procurement and construction packages is in progress. 

The project has been selected for a $166-million financial grant from the United States Department of Energy’s Battery Materials Processing and Battery Manufacturing Programme. 

The Botswana Ministry of Minerals and Energy has granted a mining licence for the project 

The Malawi government has granted Globe Metals & Mining an additional year to start substantial mine development at the project. 

The execution of the life-of-mine extension has been delayed. 

Phalanndwa extension has embarked on a robust mine rehabilitation project.