Welcome to our dedicated page for Locksley Res news (Ticker: LKYRF), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Locksley Res stock.
Locksley Resources Ltd. reports developments tied to its U.S. critical minerals portfolio, led by the Mojave Project in California. Recurring updates cover rare earth element and antimony exploration, including work at the Desert Antimony Mine and the El Campo REE prospect, as well as surface sampling, underground mapping, diamond drilling, and mineralized silver-copper targets within the project area.
Company news also follows Locksley’s mine-to-market antimony strategy and research collaborations with U.S. institutions. These updates address metallurgical testwork, antimony concentrate and antimony trioxide production pathways, rare earth processing, separation and metallization research, and potential downstream materials applications.
Locksley Resources (OTCQX: LKYRF, LKYLY ADR, ASX: LKY) reported maiden drilling at the Desert Antimony Mine confirming high-grade antimony below historical underground workings. Significant results include a peak 33.51% Sb over 0.4m, plus 4.0m @ 4.87% Sb and 1.4m @ 5.62% Sb.
Mineralized veins were intersected about 90m below existing workings, supporting continuity of surface stibnite mineralization and informing future drill targeting. The project is positioned within a U.S. critical mineral supply chain strategy focused on antimony and rare earths.
Locksley Resources (OTCQX: LKYRF) is acquiring a 100% interest in the Iron Duke Copper Gold Project in New South Wales, Australia, via a binding option agreement with Balmain Minerals, a Sky Metals subsidiary. The deal includes Exploration Licenses covering 65 units.
Iron Duke lies about 15 km from Locksley’s Tottenham Project in the Cobar District, offering potential operational and geological synergies and drill-ready targets. The project hosts a high-grade copper and gold system open along strike and at depth, with multiple untested targets.
Locksley’s primary strategic focus remains the Mojave Project in California, targeting rare earth elements and antimony within a broader U.S. critical minerals, mine-to-market strategy supported by downstream technology partnerships.
Locksley Resources (OTCQX: LKYRF) updated its research collaboration with Columbia University to develop processing pathways for recovery, separation and metallization of rare earth elements from carbonatite and bastnasite-style mineralisation at its Mojave Project in California.
Work led by Professor Greeshma Gadikota will next test Locksley samples alongside maiden exploration at El Campo to assess downstream flowsheet options. The company also referenced a separate research program with Rice University on antimony concentrate production.
Locksley Resources (OTCQX: LKYRF) has begun a maiden diamond drilling program at the El Campo REE Prospect, part of its Mojave Project in California, with four initial holes testing 900m of strike where surface samples returned up to 12.1% TREO.
The program will evaluate depth, continuity and geology of carbonatite-hosted REE mineralization about four miles southeast of Mountain Pass, and supports the company's mine-to-market antimony and critical‑materials strategy.
Locksley Resources (OTCQX: LKYRF) announced lab progress with Rice University toward producing high-purity antimony concentrate and developing antimony-based composite materials for battery and advanced applications. Results indicate strong extraction performance from Mohave Project feedstock and potential to process ore without conventional flotation, simplifying flowsheets and downstream processing.
The program expands scope into industrial and defense uses and supports Locksley's mine-to-market strategy for domestic critical minerals supply.
Locksley Resources (OTCQX: LKYRF) announced on March 12, 2026 that metallurgical tests upgraded Mojave Project feedstock from the Desert Antimony Mine to 99.5% purity antimony trioxide. The result supports a mine-to-market pathway to supply U.S. defense and industrial chains for a critical mineral largely concentrated in China.
The company says this milestone validates processing capability and advances domestic refining potential for high‑purity antimony products.
Locksley Resources (OTCQX: LKYRF) commenced diamond drilling at the high-grade Desert Antimony Mine within its Mojave Project in California on Feb 23, 2026. Site establishment and detailed surface mapping confirmed stibnite vein orientation and drill-target continuity.
The company is also supplying representative material for downstream metallurgical testwork to Rice University and the Department of Energy to support pilot-scale processing and U.S. critical minerals supply-chain positioning.
Locksley Resources (OTCQX: LKYRF / ADR: LKYLY) reported that underground mapping at the Desert Antimony Mine within its Mojave Project identified a new exploration corridor, the Beefeater Shear, mapped at widths of 10–15 meters. The Stage III review combined high-resolution underground mapping and regional structural analysis.
Management said the Beefeater Shear shares structural timing with the DAM vein system, that radiometric targets were validated, and that targeted sampling and drilling will follow to confirm mineralization and economic potential.
Locksley Resources (OTCQX: LKYLY) reported high-grade antimony results from a batch sampling program at the DAM deposit, Mojave Project, California on Feb 3, 2026.
Three batches (total 287kg) returned weighted averages of 25.7% Sb, 21.3% Sb, and 11.4% Sb. Prior late-2025 work included a 325kg sample and a 68.1% Sb premium concentrate. Locksley says it is pursuing a mine-to-market strategy with downstream partnerships to rebuild U.S. antimony supply chains.
Locksley Resources (OTCQX:LKYRF / OTC:LKYLY / ASX:LKY) reported confirmation of a continuous, high-grade silver corridor at its Mojave Project in California after surface reconnaissance and rock-chip sampling across the North Block. The company said the mineralized trend now measures 3 km and returned surface assays up to 409 g/t silver and 1.5% copper, extending known high-grade mineralization beyond the initial discovery. Management described the result as an advancement of its exploration strategy and complementary to its antimony and critical-minerals focus, with a staged exploration program planned to further evaluate the opportunity.