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Riverside receives mineral titles at Revel and Red Jacket projects

Riverside receives mineral titles at Revel and Red Jacket projects

<p></p> <p>Riverside Resources has significantly expanded its mineral tenure in south-central British Columbia, Canada, by nearly doubling its land package at the Red Jacket VMS project and adding 30% to its Revel rare earth elements (REEs) project. Announced on July 31, 2026, these strategic expansions consolidate control over prospective mineral belts, enabling more extensive exploration for critical minerals in a stable jurisdiction. The move positions Riverside for advanced exploration, including airborne geophysical surveys and further fieldwork, aiming to delineate drill targets and attract potential partners.</p> <p>

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Purecore, Skyharbour sign agreement on Yurchison uranium project

Purecore, Skyharbour sign agreement on Yurchison uranium project

Purecore Metals has finalized an agreement with Skyharbour Resources to acquire up to a 100% interest in the Yurchison uranium property, strategically located in Canada's prolific Athabasca Basin. This multi-stage earn-in deal, announced on July 31, 2026, involves significant cash payments, share issuances, and substantial exploration commitments, positioning Purecore to capitalize on a strengthening uranium market driven by increasing global electricity demand. The acquisition highlights the continued strategic importance of the Athabasca Basin for future nuclear fuel supply.

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WesternX applies for mining lease at Kingsley deposit

WesternX applies for mining lease at Kingsley deposit

WesternX, a wholly owned subsidiary of Metal Bank, has formally lodged a mining lease application for the Kingsley gold deposit, a cornerstone asset within the Livingstone Project in Western Australia. This strategic move, announced on July 30, 2026, marks a significant advancement in Metal Bank's stated objective of becoming a near-term gold producer, building upon similar applications for other deposits within its portfolio. The Kingsley deposit boasts a JORC 2012 Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate of 1.68 million tonnes at 1.35 grams per tonne gold, equating to 73,000 ounces, underpinning Metal Bank's development pathway in a prominent global mining jurisdiction.

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Buscar Company expands Treasure Canyon mining claims

Buscar Company expands Treasure Canyon mining claims

Buscar Company, through its subsidiary Eon Discovery, has significantly expanded its Treasure Canyon Project in Plumas County, California, by staking 44 new lode mining claims, increasing its land position from approximately 200 acres to nearly 1,098.71 acres. This strategic acquisition aims to cover the interpreted strike extensions of five gold-bearing quartz vein systems, providing a robust footprint for the company's impending 10,000-foot diamond drilling program targeting gold and potential copper-gold mineralization. The move reflects a systematic approach to exploration in a historically rich mining district, with the company anticipating key permitting and financing milestones to advance the project.

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Energy Department Announces Partnership to Expand Reliable, Affordable Energy Access and Power America’s AI Future in Western Kentucky

Energy Department Announces Partnership to Expand Reliable, Affordable Energy Access and Power America’s AI Future in Western Kentucky

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced a landmark $100 billion private-sector partnership to transform its Paducah Site in Western Kentucky into a massive data center campus powered by new energy infrastructure. Led by Brookfield and NextEra Energy, the project will include 2 gigawatts of natural gas generation and 2.6 gigawatts of battery storage to support a 1.8-gigawatt AI/HPC campus, signaling a significant demand surge for essential mined materials and energy resources. Expected to create 8,000 construction and 600 permanent jobs, this initiative highlights the growing interconnectedness between advanced technology, robust energy supply, and the crucial role of the mining industry in securing the raw materials for both.

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Meteoric and POSCO sign partnership on Brazil rare earths project

Meteoric and POSCO sign partnership on Brazil rare earths project

Meteoric Resources has forged a significant non-binding strategic partnership with POSCO International to advance its Caldeira Rare Earth Project in Brazil, a move securing a vital supply of magnetic rare earths for POSCO's burgeoning mine-to-magnet supply chain. This collaboration could see POSCO off-taking up to 30% of Caldeira's output for seven years, bolstered by potential financing support and technological exchange, underscoring the growing global imperative for diversified critical mineral sourcing.

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Why material selection is critical to withstand some of the harshest operating conditions in mining

Why material selection is critical to withstand some of the harshest operating conditions in mining

The mining industry faces escalating challenges in mineral processing, as increasingly aggressive conditions render traditional materials inadequate. This article explores how advanced material selection and engineered surface technologies are becoming critical for extending component life, significantly improving safety, and reducing costly unplanned downtime across the mining value chain. A prime example is Callidus's patented BM-1600 coating system, which demonstrates a 400% increase in valve trim life for severe-service applications like High-Pressure Acid Leaching (HPAL) and Pressure Oxidation (POX).

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Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses Contenders Announced

Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses Contenders Announced

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced on July 28, 2026, the selection of Utah, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Idaho as potential hosts for Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses. This landmark initiative aims to significantly strengthen and modernize the nation's nuclear fuel cycle, attracting up to $50 billion in capital investment, generating $10 billion in tax revenue, and creating nearly 25,000 high-paying jobs per campus. These campuses are pivotal to President Trump's vision for American energy dominance and signal a major resurgence in the domestic nuclear energy sector, with profound implications for the mining industry, particularly in uranium supply.

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Austral Resources ends Anthill agreement with Glencore and Secover

Austral Resources ends Anthill agreement with Glencore and Secover

Austral Resources Australia has announced the termination of its Anthill Project Agreement (APA) with Glencore and Secover, a strategic move valued at A$51.98 million ($36.36 million) to be finalized by July 2026. This decision aims to significantly enhance Austral’s operational flexibility and transparency, allowing it to leverage its own copper stock and accelerate production at its Mt Kelly processing plant in Queensland. The settlement, comprising both cash and shares, is anticipated to be earnings and cash flow accretive, positioning Austral for improved financial performance and greater control over its integrated mining operations.

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Winshear Metals reveals Rodburn Target metallurgical test outcomes

Winshear Metals reveals Rodburn Target metallurgical test outcomes

Winshear Metals has reported highly encouraging initial metallurgical test outcomes for its Rodburn Target within the Portsoy Project in north-east Scotland, UK. The testwork, conducted by Blue Coast Research, confirmed that conventional sequential flotation methods can produce high-quality, saleable copper and nickel concentrates with low penalty element levels, bolstered by significant cobalt content. These results are a crucial step in de-risking the project, validating the potential for economic extraction of critical minerals vital for global energy transition efforts.

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