Cazaly Resources Limited (ASX:CAZ) is an Australia-based diversified mineral exploration and development company focused on gold, copper, zinc, silver, rare earth elements, niobium, nickel, lithium, graphite, and base metals projects across Australia, Canada, and Namibia. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in West Perth, Western Australia, the company holds interests in the Goongarrie Gold Project joint venture in Western Australia's Eastern Goldfields, where it has earned an initial 25% interest by committing up to $3 million in staged exploration expenditure to reach 80% with partner Brightstar Resources; the Halls Creek Copper-Zinc-Silver Project in the Kimberley region of Western Australia featuring defined resources of 23,000 tonnes copper, 25,000 tonnes zinc, and 680,000 ounces silver at Mt Angelo and Bommie deposits; the Mt Venn Gold Project joint venture with Sarama Resources, in which Cazaly retains a 20% interest following Sarama's 2025 acquisition of an 80% stake; the McKenzie Springs nickel-copper-graphite-base metals joint venture (30% interest) in Western Australia's Kimberley region; the Carb REE-Niobium Project comprising 93 mineral claims over a large carbonatite complex in Ontario's Red Lake District, Canada; and the Abenab North copper-REE-base metals project spanning 790 square kilometers in Namibia's Otavi Mountain Land. Recent activities include commencing a 2,000-meter reverse circulation drilling program at Goongarrie in June 2025 targeting the Duke of York prospect beneath historical high-grade workings, reporting anomalous aircore results in October 2025, releasing its September 2025 quarterly report with $2.4 million cash balance, and quoting new securities in November 2025 as part of ongoing capital initiatives; additionally, the company divested the Cheela gold prospect to Black Cat Syndicate in July 2025 for cash and shares to streamline its portfolio toward high-priority gold and critical minerals assets.