News Articles for Cazaly Resources

Subiaco-based junior Brightstar Resources has filed documents to divest 80 per cent of its Goongarrie gold project to Cazaly Resources.

Ahead of an inaugural drill campaign Askari Metals has extended its copper mineralised footprint and defined extensive gold mineralisation after sifting through soils at the company's Horry copper and gold project in WA's Kimberley region. The recent soil sampling work picked up results of up to 655 parts per billion gold and up to 152 parts per million copper.

Multi-element explorer Askari Metals has turned up 31 gold nuggets using traditional gold loaming at its Horry copper and gold project 90km south-west of Halls Creek, in Western Australia's Kimberley region. A high-definition magnetic survey was also completed over the project, lighting up multiple structures similar to the source area of gold. The explorer now plans a drilling campaign as soon as possible.

Mining industry veteran Nathan McMahon has passed away at the age of 51, just days after leaving the board of the company he founded, Cazaly Resources.

Our board moves wrap includes Adrian Siah, Johnathon Busing, Nathan McMahon, Steven James, Doug Verley, Geoff Murray, and Jyotika Gondariya.

Our board moves wrap includes Peter Duerden, David Flanagan, Jonathan Downes, Richard O'Shannassy, Adam McKinnon, Andrew Ferrier, David Nour, Hannah Hudson, and Russell Thomson.

Iron ore junior Equinox Resources has started trading on the ASX, with its shares closing up more than 30 per cent on its offer price.

A joint venture between WA companies Pathfinder Resources and Cazaly Resources is set to list on the ASX in October, having launched an initial public offering to raise $9 million.

Our board moves wrap includes Siobhan Lancaster, Matthew Gauci, Sarah Sutcliffe, Tara French, Clive Jones, Nathan McMahon, and Alastair Smith.

Another iron ore boom has produced a long list of aspiring miners. We dig deep to assess who is likely to make it.

The EPA will review the impact of Mineral Resources' plan to build an 88-kilometre private haulage road to facilitate the development of Parker Range.

Our board moves wrap includes Jan de Jager, Ben Cohen, Tara French, Nathan McMahon, Rod Sherwood, Ivan Gustavino, Dano Chan, Peter Evans, Anthony Ho, Richard Siemens, David White, Michael Wilson, Richard O'Brien, Raymond Lau, Wayne Knight, Jay Upton, Li Chen, Steven Apedaile, Simon Vertullo, Jason Titman, Howard Digby, and Josephine Bush.

Subiaco-based Tao Commodities has added to the growing interest among junior mining companies in the Western Australian iron ore sector, after it signed a binding term sheet to buy DSO Mining in a scrip deal worth at least $3.27 million.

A summary of last week's smaller deals that did not get included in our daily news coverage.

Cazaly Resources has received a $20 million offer from Mineral Resources for its Parker Range iron ore project in the Yilgarn region of Western Australia.

Cazaly Resources has signed an agreement to sell its Parker Range iron ore project in the Yilgarn region to private explorer Gold Valley Iron for up to $13.35 million plus royalties.

Anson Resources has closed a share purchase plan, raising $608,700 from 84 applicants.

The price rebound this year has sparked renewed mining interest in at least eight previously mothballed projects.

Innovative shareholder registry management company, Advanced Share Registry is pleased to announce it has signed a binding agreement with Private Company Platform Pty Ltd to acquire a 51% sharehold

Overland Resources Limited is pleased to advise that it has executed a Sale and Purchase Agreement with Peter Gianni to acquire a 100% interest in Exploration Licence Application 53/1971 for a tota

Shares in Tawana Resources were up 84 per cent today as the company moved focus from iron ore to lithium, while three more Western Australian companies announced new moves in the lithium sector as keen market interest in the metal continues.

Junior miners Azure Minerals, Cazaly Resources, Antipa Minerals and First Graphite have raised a combined $25.1 million to fund ongoing work at their respective projects.

Iron ore prices may have softened significantly from about $US130 a tonne during the past year, but that has not stopped local miners ramping up exports.

One month after the state government named an Asciano-led consortium as preferred proponent for a major port expansion at Esperance, it has emerged that one of the key consortium members has withdrawn.

Two major events last week highlighted the private sector's desire to deliver new port infrastructure, and it's a trend the Barnett government could take even further.

The Asciano-led Yilgarn Esperance Solution consortium has won the bid to design, build and operate a new multi-user iron ore facility at Esperance Port, understood to be worth about $200 million.

Mining industry pundits bemoaning the end of the ‘boom' will be pleasantly surprised to know that up to a dozen major projects could go ahead over the coming year.

The private sector is playing an increasing role in port development across Western Australia, as rising demand outstrips the government's capacity to deliver.

Cazaly Resources has acquired the Lynd base metals-nickel project in Queensland through a farm-in agreement with Anglo American Exploration Australia.

IRON ore producers in the state's Yilgarn region are not immune from the hurdles facing producers in the Pilbara and Mid West – port capacity and access issues, transportation and infrastructure –

Aspiring iron ore miner Cazaly Resources has announced agreements with engineering company Engenium and the Esperance port authority, which it hopes will provide short-term and long-term infrastruc

Cazaly Resources has received environmental approval from the state government for the construction of its Parker Range iron ore project near Southern Cross.

Joint venture participants Cazaly Resources and Vector Resources have signed a $71 million farm-in agreement that will see global mining house Anglo American take up to a 75 per cent stake in the E

Cazaly Resources has announced the sale of its Parker Range iron ore project to a South East Asian diversified investment group for $100 million plus an estimated $80 million in royalties.

Cazaly Resources has announced the execution of an agreement to offload its Hamersley iron project in the Pilbara to Winmar Resources for $35 million and a royalty grant.

Cazaly Resources is proposing to export iron ore from its Parker Range project through Fremantle and Esperance after missing out on a port allocation at the Kwinana bulk terminal.

Cazaly Resources has announced Asciano subsidiary Pacific National as its preferred rail haulage partner for the Parker Range iron ore project near Southern Cross.

Cazaly Resources has settled finance and off-take deals with European trading house Euromin for its Parker Range iron ore mine near Southern Cross.

Cazaly Resources has reached an agreement with Leighton Contractors subsidiary HWE Mining, bringing the Parker Range iron ore project at Yilgarn a step closer.

Cazaly Resources has had to terminate a $4 million capital raising after it received indications that it was unlikely to get the funds.