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Capricorn Expands In Mount Gibson Gold District Capricorn Metals Has Made A Low-Key Christmas Acquisition In Western Australia’S Mount Gibson Gold District, Strengthening Its Regional Footprint. The Company Has Agreed To Buy The Nearby Yalgoo Project For $4.5 Million, Adding Around 1,000 Square Kilometres Of Prospective Ground To Its Existing Exploration Holdings. Strengthening The Mount Gibson Footprint The Yalgoo Project Sits Close To Capricorn’S Recently Acquired Golden Range And Fields Find Projects, Both Located Near The Mount Gibson Area. The Land Package Is Considered Prospective For Gold And Copper, With Scope For Future Discoveries. Rather Than A Short-Term Production Move, The Acquisition Is Aimed At Long-Term Consolidation Across The District. Focus On Future Ore Supply Capricorn Has Positioned The Deal As A Strategic Step To Secure Potential Future Ore Sources, Supporting The Long-Term Outlook For Mining Operations In The Mount Gibson Region. The Acquisition Reflects An End-Of-Year Strategy Focused On Locking Up Ground Early, While Exploration Activity Is Expected To Ramp Up In Future Years.

Rio Tinto Launches $15 Billion Asset Sell-Off Rio Tinto Has Announced Plans To Sell Up To $15 Billion Worth Of Assets As Part Of A Strategy To Streamline The Company And Refocus On Its Core Operations. The Move Marks One Of The Largest Portfolio Resets In The Miner’S History. Iron Ore Still The Backbone At Tom Price In Western Australia’S Pilbara Region, Iron Ore Is Moved By Rail Almost 400 Kilometres To Cape Lambert, Where It Is Loaded Onto Ships Bound For Asia. These Pilbara Mines Remain Rio’S Strongest Earnings Driver And Will Not Be Part Of The Sell-Off. What Will Be Sold? Rio Plans To Offload Non-Core Mines, Land Parcels, And Parts Of Its Processing And Infrastructure Portfolio. The Company Is Also Reducing Spending On Decarbonisation Projects, Shifting Towards Third-Party Partnerships Instead Of Funding Major Energy Investments Itself. Simandou Adds Global Pressure The Timing Of The Reset Coincides With The Long-Awaited Ramp-Up Of The Simandou Iron Ore Project In Guinea, Which Will Introduce New Global Supply. The Added Competition Has Intensified Rio’S Push To Sharpen Its Business And Strengthen Financial Performance. A High-Stakes Strategy Rio Says The Changes Will Make The Company “Stronger, Sharper And Simpler.” But With Iron Ore Markets Shifting And New Supply Emerging, The Key Question Remains: Will Selling Too Much Reduce Rio’S Long-Term Advantage?

Why $50 Million Is Being Spent Restarting A Wa Zircon Mine Image Resources Has Invested More Than $50 Million To Bring Its Atlas Mineral Sands Project Back Into Full Production, Around 180 Kilometres North Of Perth In Western Australia. The Atlas Project Replaces The Company’S Earlier Boonanarring Operation And Began Production In 2025, Reaching Full Capacity Shortly After Commissioning. What The Atlas Project Produces The Mine Produces Heavy Mineral Concentrate (Hmc), A Mix Of Minerals That Includes Zircon, Ilmenite And Rutile. Zircon Is The Key Revenue Driver, Historically Accounting For The Majority Of Value Generated At Image Resources’ Operations. Zircon Is Used In Ceramics, Foundry Casting, Refractory Materials And A Range Of Industrial And High-Temperature Applications. Why The Economics Stack Up Atlas Was Developed Using Existing Infrastructure From The Boonanarring Mine, Keeping Capital Costs Relatively Low. The Project Also Has A Short Mine Life, Meaning Capital Recovery Is Targeted Over A Shorter Timeframe Rather Than Across Decades. With Global Zircon Supply Tightening And Few New Mines Coming Online, The Restart Is Positioned As A Near-Term Cashflow Operation Rather Than A Long-Dated Expansion. Is Zircon Back On The Radar? Zircon Has Received Less Attention Than Lithium Or Rare Earths In Recent Years, But Steady Demand And Constrained Supply Are Pushing Prices And Margins Into Focus Again. For Image Resources, The Atlas Restart Is A Measured Bet: Limited Capital, Defined Mine Life And Exposure To A Mineral Quietly Regaining Strategic Importance. Whether Zircon Continues To Justify New Investment Will Depend On Market Conditions — But For Now, The Numbers Appear To Make Sense.