Victory Metals Limited's quarterly report details significant achievements including the successful upgrade of Mineral Resource Estimate for their North Stanmore Project, enhanced by a notable increase in contained tonnage and high-grade dysprosium discoveries. They have produced a world-first in Australian clay-hosted projects, a Mixed Rare Earth Oxide with a high TREO content. They have secured a strategic partnership with Sumitomo Corporation and gained approval from the U.S. Government for direct engagement with federal agencies. The company completed an $11.5 million institutional placement, supported by substantial investor interest, and received a $250,000 grant from the Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia. As of the end of September 2025, Victory Metals held cash reserves of approximately $15.1 million.
Key Points
Victory Metals Limited reported a significant upgrade in the Mineral Resource Estimate for the North Stanmore Project, increasing contained tonnage by 29.5%.
The company is engaged in infill aircore drilling at North Stanmore, achieving high grades of dysprosium from clay-hosted systems.
Victory Metals produced a Mixed Rare Earth Oxide containing 94% Total Rare Earth Oxides, the first of its kind from an Australian clay-hosted project.
Multiple ultra-high Heavy Rare Earth Oxide zones were identified at North Stanmore, mostly within indicated resources.
A Letter of Intent was signed with Sumitomo Corporation for strategic cooperation on the North Stanmore Project.
The U.S. Government’s System for Award Management approved Victory Metals to engage directly with U.S. federal agencies.
Victory Metals completed an $11.5 million institutional placement supported by various investors.
The Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia awarded a $250,000 research grant to Victory Metals.
As of September 30, 2025, Victory Metals had approximately $15.1 million in available cash.
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