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Listcorp

Evion has entered a binding option to earn up to 75% of the 40-claim Blue Nose property in Nevada, about 1.2km northwest of its Carp Fluorspar Project, for US$1.5 million cash and 4 million shares over two years plus a US$30,000 due diligence payment. Blue Nose carries 63 historic reverse circulation holes (9,116m) never assayed for fluorine, with duplicate samples held in storage in Reno and no minimum exploration spend required. On completion, subject to due diligence and consents, Evion's position will span 99 claims covering about 829 hectares.

Listcorp

NewPeak has completed Phase 2 diamond drilling at its 100%-owned Las Opeñas Gold Project in San Juan Province, Argentina, with the main objectives met. The holes tested the westerly extension of the gold-dominant zone identified in Phase 1, targeting the interpreted higher-gold-grade core closer to the Belleza Breccia volcanic centre. Final sample delivery to the laboratory is expected next week, with assays due before the end of the year.

Listcorp

Skylark Minerals has received firm commitments for a $20 million two-tranche placement at $0.24 a share, including about $5.1 million from PDI Gold, which will hold 9.9% on completion. Tranche 1 raises about $7.85 million with settlement on 6 November, and Tranche 2 raises about $12.15 million subject to shareholder approval at an EGM in early December. Funds will support the next phase of drilling at the Zaranou Project in Côte d'Ivoire, which holds a 1.20 million ounce Inferred Mineral Resource.

Endurance Mining

Endurance Mining delivered its fifth consecutive quarter of planned tonnes and grade at the Abra silver-lead mine in the June 2026 quarter, with a record-low TRIFR of 4.6. FY26 operating EBITDA was $77.7 million with free cash flow of $24.2 million, and the debt balance fell to US$114.6 million after a US$10.9 million repayment. The CEO said the company emerged from a Deed of Company Arrangement 12 months ago with $1 million in cash.

Listcorp

Sunrise Energy Metals has approved a final investment decision on its Syerston Scandium Project in New South Wales, targeting first production in the second half of 2028. The US$322 million development will process 64,000 tonnes of ore a year to produce 60 tonnes a year of scandium oxide over a 32-year life. It is backed by a conditional commitment of up to US$400 million in debt from the US Department of War's Office of Strategic Capital, with $148.1 million of cash on hand at 30 September.

Listcorp

Jacaranda's maiden Motloutse programme in Botswana returned up to 2.0% Cu in selective rock chip assays, with 12 of 23 samples above 1% Cu and copper confirmed at all six historical pits sampled. Fieldwork also identified a new copper trend at Tlou, traced for about 50m, where 8 of 12 samples exceeded 1% Cu, and silver ranged from 1.6 to 18.8 g/t across the programme. Maiden drilling is targeted between December 2026 and February 2027, pending approvals, with the rig moving across after phase one at Globe.

Mining Weekly

The most-traded Dalian contract rose 0.59% to 679 yuan ($102.05) a tonne after falling 3.4% in September and 4.3% in October, as Chinese hot metal output slipped only 0.2% week on week to about 2.32 million tonnes. The Singapore benchmark December contract gained 0.61% to $91.3 a tonne. Expectations of a fourth-quarter supply surplus capped the gains.

Australian Mining

Hancock Iron Ore shipped 71.5 million tonnes of Pilbara iron ore in FY2026, with 63.2Mt from Roy Hill and the remainder from Atlas Iron. Net profit was $1.8 billion against about $2 billion in the prior year, on revenue of $8.76 billion, up about $373 million. First ore from McPhee Creek was delivered in June, and operational improvements extended Roy Hill's life by more than a decade.

Mining.com

Former Anglo American CEO Mark Cutifani told the International Mining and Resources Conference in Sydney that mines are getting an average of 40 metres deeper each year while permitting can take up to 20 years. He warned that major players outside mining will start buying large miners if the industry fails to innovate, and estimates fewer than 30% of projects worldwide are designed or operating at full potential. Cutifani recently joined the Northern Star board as a non-executive director.