Operating predominantly in Western Australia, Boadicea Resources Ltd specializes in the exploration of mineral properties. The company's efforts target a range of metals, including nickel, copper, gold, and lithium. A key asset in its portfolio is the Symons Hill project, spanning 73 square kilometers within Western Australia's Fraser Range Province. Established in 2011, Boadicea Resources Ltd is based out of Malvern, Australia.
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BOA RESOURCES LTD is a materials company headquartered in West Perth, Australia. It is publicly listed (BOA) with a market capitalisation of $12.4M. Xcout tracks 7 named people at BOA RESOURCES LTD, including Graeme Purcell (Managing Director).
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Established in 2011 and headquartered in West Perth, Australia, Kalamazoo Resources Limited specializes in the exploration and development of gold and base metal assets throughout Australia. The company also actively seeks out nickel and cobalt mineral deposits. Its extensive project portfolio includes several Victorian sites: the Castlemaine project, which spans approximately 310 square kilometers across three exploration licenses; the South Muckleford project, comprising about 161 square kilometers; the Tarnagulla project; and the Myrtle project. Additionally, Kalamazoo maintains significant holdings in Western Australia's Pilbara region, featuring the Ashburton project (covering around 217 square kilometers with four mining leases and three exploration licenses), the DOM's Hill project (approximately 125 square kilometers), the Marble Bar project (also about 125 square kilometers), the Pear Creek lithium project (encompassing roughly 147 square kilometers), and the Sisters project (extending over 239 square kilometers).
Operating out of Melbourne, Australia, G11 Resources Limited is an enterprise primarily engaged in the exploration for mineral resources across the country. The company's key targets include valuable deposits of copper, gold, nickel, and various base metals. Established in 2010, this entity was known as Odin Metals Limited before rebranding to G11 Resources Limited in December 2023.
Resource Base Limited is involved in the procurement, advancement, and discovery of mineral resources throughout Australia. The company holds complete ownership of the Black Range project, an exploration site of 124 square kilometers located in the Stavely volcanic complex of western Victoria, which is prospective for copper, gold, and zinc. Furthermore, the company is developing the Mitre Hill project, which comprises 25 outstanding exploration license applications covering an expansive area of approximately 7,022 square kilometers within the Murray Basin, spanning both Victoria and South Australia. Founded in 2005, Resource Base Limited maintains its primary office in Perth, Australia.
Ardea Resources Limited, an Australian company, is dedicated to the discovery, assessment, and advancement of mineral assets across the continent. Its exploration efforts target a diverse suite of metals, including nickel, cobalt, scandium, gold, platinum group elements (PGEs), and copper. A cornerstone of its portfolio is the wholly-owned Kalgoorlie Nickel Project (KNP) in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, which is home to substantial laterite deposits of nickel, cobalt, and scandium, in addition to nickel sulphide and other strategic critical mineral opportunities. The company also manages the Kalpini Project, spanning approximately 121 square kilometers within the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder, and the Bardoc Tectonic Zone Gold Project, which notably includes nickel sulphide prospects. Established in 2016, Ardea Resources Limited maintains its headquarters in West Perth, Australia.
Lycaon Resources Limited is an Australian mineral exploration company, established in 2021 and based in Perth, that primarily operates within Western Australia. The firm actively explores for deposits of various valuable minerals, including gold, nickel, copper, cobalt, base metals, platinum group elements, and silver. Its project interests encompass the Gnewing Bore project in the Kimberley Region, alongside the Rocky Dam project, which covers roughly 162.8 square kilometers via nine granted and one pending exploration licenses located northeast of Kalgoorlie. Lycaon also holds the Julimar project, consisting of two granted exploration licenses over approximately 15 square kilometers northeast of Perth, identified as prospective for nickel and copper. Additionally, the company maintains full ownership of the Bow River and Salt Lick projects, consolidated under a single granted exploration license in the East Kimberley region of Western Australia.
Bulletin Resources Limited is an Australian company primarily engaged in mineral exploration, focusing on identifying deposits of gold, lithium, and nickel. The company's portfolio includes several key projects: the Lake Rebecca gold project, located northeast of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia, which encompasses eight granted exploration licenses covering 600 square kilometers; the Chifley gold project, also in Western Australia, spanning 79 square kilometers; the Ravensthorpe lithium project, which covers 130 square kilometers; and the Duketon North project, situated north-northwest of Laverton. Established in 2010, Bulletin Resources maintains its headquarters in Perth, Australia.
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