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DMC Mining Set for ASX Delisting as It Pursues Relisting Tied to Guinean Licences

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  • DMC Mining will be delisted from the ASX after a two-year trading suspension.
  • The company plans to relist once Guinean exploration licences for its Firawa project are granted.
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DMC Mining Set for ASX Delisting as It Pursues Relisting Tied to Guinean Licences

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DMC Mining Ltd. ( (AU:DMM) ) has issued an update.

DMC Mining Limited will be removed from the ASX official list on 27 January 2026 as a procedural consequence of having been in continuous suspension for two years. The company has been working toward a relisting but has been delayed by a pending condition: the granting of exploration licences in Guinea for its Firawa Rare Earths and Uranium project. The board says it remains committed to obtaining these licences, continues active engagement with Guinean authorities, and is preparing a new capital raising and relisting process once the licences are secured, signalling that its future ASX return is contingent on regulatory progress in Guinea.

More about DMC Mining Ltd.

DMC Mining Limited is an Australian exploration company focused on developing rare earths and uranium assets, with its flagship Firawa Rare Earths and Uranium project located in Guinea. The company is oriented toward capitalising on demand for critical minerals through securing key exploration licences and maintaining an ASX-listed presence to access equity markets.

Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

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