Lion Rock Minerals Ltd (ASX: LRM) has reported further high-grade rutile and heavy mineral (HM) results from its Minta Rutile and Monazite Project, located in central Cameroon (Figure 1). The latest drilling confirms the scale, grade, and consistency of residual and alluvial rutile mineralisation across a vast exploration footprint, while reinforcing strategic alignment with global mineral sands producer Tronox Holdings plc.

Lion Rock Minerals Ltd (ASX: LRM) has identified a unique “monazite-enriched granite” at the Minta Est Project in Cameroon, confirming the source of heavy rare-earth mineralisation coincident with high-grade rutile zones (Figure 1). This discovery marks a significant milestone in the Company’s exploration program across its 5,000 km² tenement, establishing Minta Est as a potential district-scale source of monazite, xenotime, zircon, and rutile.

Lion Rock Minerals Limited (ASX: LRM) has released first-pass mineralogy from the Minta Monazite & Rutile Project in central Cameroon (Figure 1), outlining broad zones of high-grade natural rutile from surface and near-surface. Results include up to 2.2% in-situ rutile and rutile making up to 71% of the heavy-mineral assemblage. With reconnaissance complete over a >5,000 km² target area and results received across ~3,800 km²

Lion Rock Minerals Limited (ASX: LRM) has secured a strategic placement and technical partnership with Tronox Holdings plc (NYSE: TROX)—one of the world’s largest vertically-integrated titanium dioxide and zircon producers. This is not just funding; it’s an alignment with an operator that mines, upgrades, and markets titanium feedstocks (including rutile) and rare earth-bearing monazite at industrial scale. The move signals an intention to fast-track drilling, resource defini

Peak Minerals Limited (ASX: PUA) has reported further high-grade heavy mineral (HM) assay results from the Minta Rutile Project in central Cameroon, confirming the expansion of what is shaping up to be a globally significant rutile system. The defined mineralised footprint has now grown to approximately 2,125km² within a broader 3,500km² target area, reinforcing the scale and continuity of rutile-rich mineralisation (Figure 1).