Narryer Metals Advances Critical Minerals Portfolio With New Targets and Strong Metallurgical Results

Narryer Metals Limited ( (AU:NYM) ) just unveiled an announcement.

Narryer Metals Limited reported progress in the December 2025 quarter highlighted by the definition of a conceptual exploration target at its Rocky Gully Project, covering scandium oxide, total rare earth oxides and gallium oxide, and by promising metallurgical testwork showing that biodegradable methanesulfonic acid can extract key magnet rare earths from clay-hosted mineralisation at rates comparable to conventional hydrochloric acid. The company also announced strong drilling results at the Muckanippie heavy mineral project, commenced drilling to define a maiden resource at the Rosewood prospect, advanced mineralogical and metallurgical studies, and prepared for fieldwork at its Fran Project in Canada, collectively reinforcing its strategy to build a portfolio of low-cost, infrastructure-advantaged critical minerals projects at a time of heightened demand driven in part by Chinese export restrictions.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:NYM) stock is a Hold with a A$0.03 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Narryer Metals Limited stock, see the AU:NYM Stock Forecast page.

More about Narryer Metals Limited

Narryer Metals Limited is an ASX-listed critical minerals exploration company focused on lithium, rare earth elements, scandium, gallium and titanium, with a portfolio of projects in Australia and Canada. Its assets include the Rocky Gully scandium, gallium and REE project in Western Australia, the Muckanippie heavy mineral sands project in South Australia under a joint venture, and the Fran Project in Canada, where it is targeting fractionated pegmatites for a suite of critical battery and technology metals.

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