Impact Minerals: Acquires Dinninup project, WA

Impact Minerals Acquires Dinninup project, WA

  • Impact Minerals (IPT) acquires the Dinninup project in southwest Western Australia
  • The company paid the vendor $20,000 in cash and will issue three million options exercisable at 2.4 cents within three years
  • Dinninup covers 485 square kilometres and recent soil geochemistry work highlighted nine high-priority targets prospective for a range of battery and strategic metals
  • Impact says the results indicate “untapped potential” in an area where there has only been previous exploration for bauxite
  • IPT shares have dropped 6.25 per cent to trade at 1.5 cents
Steve Sam
Steve Sam
Steve Sam is a financial reporter, analyst, and commentator with a strong focus on banking technology, digital payments, and the future of financial services.

You May Also Like

Goldman Sachs Boosts Compliance with Anthropic’s AI Agents

The investment bank partners with Anthropic to enhance accuracy in accounting.Highlights: Goldman Sachs collaborates with Anthropic for AI-driven...

Boerse Stuttgart Merges Crypto Unit with Tradias, Strengthening Market Presence

This strategic merger aims to enhance cryptocurrency trading capabilities.Highlights: Boerse Stuttgart merges its crypto unit with Tradias.The merger...

Bank of Ireland Reduces Fraud Losses by $97 Million Using AI Technology

Advanced AI systems help detect fraudulent card transactions effectively.Highlights: Bank of Ireland saved $97 million by preventing fraud...

SoftBank’s PayPay Accelerates US IPO Filing Process

Japan's popular payment platform PayPay prepares for its initial public offering.Highlights: PayPay files for an initial public offering...