Heritage Clearance Unlocks New Heavy Rare Earth Exploration at Victory’s North Stanmore Project

An update from Victory Goldfields Limited ( (AU:VTM) ) is now available.

Victory Metals has secured heritage site clearance over approximately 1,000 acres of tenure immediately adjoining the alkaline intrusion that hosts high‑grade heavy rare earth mineralisation at its North Stanmore project in Western Australia. The area, previously registered in error as a heritage site, had materially constrained drilling and was excluded from mine scheduling, but following detailed surveys with Traditional Owners, the Wajarri Yamaji group, it has been confirmed to contain no heritage values and the registration is being removed. This opens up a highly prospective zone within the existing heavy rare earth trend, with potential to significantly expand the high‑grade resource footprint and strengthen Victory’s efforts to establish North Stanmore as a long‑term strategic Western supplier of critical heavy rare earths, while underscoring the company’s emphasis on collaboration with Traditional Owners and culturally respectful development.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:VTM) stock is a Hold with a A$1.50 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Victory Goldfields Limited stock, see the AU:VTM Stock Forecast page.

More about Victory Goldfields Limited

Victory Metals Limited (ASX: VTM) is an Australian exploration company focused on developing its flagship North Stanmore Heavy Rare Earth Elements (HREE) Project in Western Australia, targeting critical heavy rare earths such as dysprosium, terbium, scandium, gallium and other high-value metals for Western supply chains.

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