Infinity Metals Advances Australian Exploration as Spanish Lithium Permitting Awaits New Government

Infinity Lithium Corporation Limited ( (AU:INF) ) just unveiled an announcement.

Infinity Metals reported steady progress across its battery and precious metals portfolio in the March 2026 quarter, with work advancing on tin-lithium and gold-silver-copper projects in Australia and permitting activities continuing for its flagship San Jose Lithium Project in Spain. The company ended the quarter with A$1.85 million in cash, providing funding runway as it navigates regulatory processes and prepares for initial drilling.

In Spain, Infinity continued to await feedback on its San Jose mining licence application, with progress tied to the formation of a new regional government in Extremadura, which was completed in mid-April and is now moving to appoint new ministers. In Australia, Infinity advanced landholder access negotiations to enable a shallow air core drilling program over a geophysical anomaly at its New South Wales tin project and carried out follow-up fieldwork at its Cobungra and Bindi gold-silver-copper projects in Victoria, positioning the company for an active exploration phase once approvals and access are secured.

More about Infinity Lithium Corporation Limited

Infinity Metals Limited is an ASX-listed resources company focused on battery and precious metals, including lithium, tin, gold, silver and copper. Its key assets comprise a 75% interest in the San Jose Lithium Project in Spain and 100% interests in tin-lithium and gold-silver-copper exploration projects in Australia, targeting growth in critical minerals supply.

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