The narrative around critical minerals is no longer just a story of energy transition. It has become a complex intersection of economics, security, diplomacy, and market psychology. At first, it was about rare earths and lithium. Now the ripples have spread across copper, gold, iron ore, antimony, and more.

When it comes to development-ready assets, timing is everything. Larvotto Resources has just released a highly compelling Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) for its Hillgrove Antimony-Gold Project in New South Wales—and it’s arrived at the right time. Gold prices are flying. Antimony prices are surging. Even tungsten is starting to catch a bid. Hillgrove is set to become a key player in a world hungry for critical minerals and strategic metals.

Gold never sleeps in the Eastern Goldfields—and neither does Miramar Resources (ASX: M2R). The company has just unveiled another suite of promising gold assay results from its 80%-owned Gidji Joint Venture (JV) Project, located just 15km north of Kalgoorlie. These results continue to reinforce the project's potential to host a major new gold camp and come as the Australian dollar gold price surges past A$5,000/oz.

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Ausgold Limited (ASX: AUC) has unveiled a set of exceptional drill results that underscore the growing promise of the Katanning Gold Project (KGP) in Western Australia (Figure 1). The latest Reverse Circulation (RC) drilling campaign—part of a broader 19,000m program—has returned standout high-grade gold intercepts from the Southern Zone and strong geological confirmations at the Grasmere prospect. 

Siguiri Gold Corp, an African-focused gold explorer, is preparing for an ASX listing after launching an IPO. Sign up on Patreon.

Investors in Australian Stock Exchange are scattering for cover as global markets went on a volatility roller-coaster the last six months