New Frontier Minerals (ASX:NFM) Reports Q1 2025 Highlights and Strategic Partnerships
Exploration Highlights
New Frontier Minerals completed a helicopter-borne radiometric and magnetic survey, identifying 46 priority exploration targets, including 18 high-priority zones for niobium and heavy rare earth mineralisation. Rock chip analysis at Cusp and Bobs Prospects revealed outstanding concentrations of heavy rare earth elements, particularly Dysprosium and Terbium, essential for advanced technologies.
Strategic Partnerships
The company formalised a Memorandum of Understanding with Austral Resources to process copper ore from NFM’s Big One Deposit via Austral’s Mt Kelly facility. This alliance aims to accelerate trial mining, obtain regulatory approvals, and advance exploration within the NWQ Copper Project.
Asset Optimisation
New Frontier Minerals sold its Broken Hill East Project to Impact Minerals, unlocking $275,000 in shares and $102,000 in security deposits. The proceeds will be reinvested into the Harts Range and NWQ Copper Projects. The company is also seeking a development partner for the Mkushi Copper Project in Zambia.
Financial Position
The company reported total cash and liquid investments of $1.395 million, including $686,000 in cash, ASX-listed shares valued at approximately $520,000, and Impact Minerals shares valued at around $189,000.
Investor Engagement
New Frontier Minerals hosted a live webinar presented by Non-Executive Director Joel Logan and Senior Technical Consultant Kevin Das, providing updates on the Harts Range and NWQ Copper Projects, followed by a Q&A session.
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