Dart Mining NL
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- CEO
- James M. Chirnside
- Full Time Employees
- 10
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Precious metals
- Address
- 10/204 Melbourne Road Wodonga VIC Australia 3690
- IPO Date
- May 3, 2007
- Website
- dartmining.com.au
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- Dart Mining NL (ASX: DTM) is an Australian mineral exploration company focused on gold, antimony, tin, and industrial minerals. The company holds interests in multiple projects including the Victory Gold-Antimony Project, the Warrentinna Gold Project, the Red Spur Gold Project, and the Colbrook Industrial Minerals Project in Tasmania; the Mount Licorice Antimony-Gold Project in Victoria; and the Peko Gold Project in the Northern Territory. It offers exploration services, resource delineation, and development activities targeting critical minerals for battery, electronics, and renewable energy applications, with operations primarily in Australia. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, Dart Mining operates within the resources sector, serving mining investors, strategic partners, and industrial consumers seeking exposure to high-grade gold, antimony, and tin deposits. Its target markets include domestic and international buyers of critical minerals essential for clean energy transitions and advanced manufacturing. The company maintains a portfolio of wholly-owned and joint venture assets across key Australian mineral provinces. In recent developments, Dart Mining announced positive assay results from drilling at the Victory Gold-Antimony Project in mid-2025, confirming high-grade extensions of mineralized zones; entered a strategic alliance with a major antimony offtake partner in Q3 2025 to advance processing studies; and completed a A$5 million placement to institutional investors in October 2025 to fund accelerated exploration across its Tasmanian holdings. These initiatives represent significant operational expansions, with no major acquisitions or name changes reported in the last two years. The company continues to prioritize resource upgrades and feasibility assessments amid rising global demand for antimony and gold.
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