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These companies are making strong progress in their respective projects, expanding resources, securing partnerships and moving closer to production as they advancing environmental and operational plans.Β 

Antipa Minerals Ltd (ASX: AZY)

Antipa Minerals Ltd (ASX: AZY) highlighted the Minyari Dome project as a strong standalone base with gold and copper resources supporting future development plans.

Drilling in 2025 showed extensions and new finds. The 2026 plan targets shallow resource growth and expansion at key zones like Fiama Minella and nearby satellite deposits.

Project work is moving toward a final decision. Studies drilling design and environmental steps are progressing with expert support and planning for approvals financing and processing systems.

A large drilling program begins in 2026. New discoveries and extensions across several areas suggest strong upside with multiple zones still open and further growth expected from follow up work.

Victory Metals Ltd (ASX: VTM)

Victory Metals Ltd (ASX: VTM) progressed the North Stanmore project while improving partnerships and finances. Work focused on rare earth exploration in Western Australia with strong presence of heavy rare earth elements.

The project stands out as a large clay hosted system with high heavy rare earth content. It offers potential low cost supply for clean energy electric vehicles and defence sectors.

Resource estimate increased after drilling results with higher tonnage and grade. A shallow high grade zone was also defined showing strong growth potential for future study and development.

Environmental studies showed no major issues for development. The company also advanced a partnership with Sumitomo aiming for future supply agreements and early production plans starting before full operations.

Centaurus Metals Limited (ASX: CTM)

Centaurus Metals Limited (ASX: CTM) on 16 March 2026 announced that it has executed a binding offtake agreement with Glencore in respect of Jaguar Nickel. In this regard, 20,000 tonnes per annum of high-grade concentrate is agreed upon for 5 years.Β 

The contract represents about a third of Jaguar’s forecast output. Pricing is linked to LME nickel rates with flexible payability including copper and cobalt by-products.

Jaguar is a tier one project with 138Mt resource and 52Mt reserve. The environmental approvals are in place and construction planning line up with a Final Investment Decision by September 2026.

Mining operations are optimized with a 15year open pit plan. Local workforce and suppliers are engaged, supporting sustainable development and potential long term production growth.

(Source: Company Report)

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