Cobra Resources reports drilling results supporting in situ recovery potential at Wudinna, but the project remains pre-resource and pre-feasibility.
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Cobra Resources
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About Cobra Resources
Cobra Resources plc (LSE: COBR) is a South Australian critical-minerals exploration and development company headquartered in London, United Kingdom, advancing rare-earth and copper projects in the Gawler Craton of South Australia. Its flagship Boland discovery, part of the Wudinna Project, targets in-situ recovery (ISR), a low-cost, low-disturbance mining method targeting bottom-quartile recovery costs for ionic-clay-hosted rare earths.
Cobra focuses on magnet rare-earth elements including neodymium and praseodymium (NdPr), having published a maiden JORC resource of around 20.9 million metric tons at 658 ppm total rare-earth oxides. In 2025 the company sold its Wudinna gold assets to Barton Gold for up to A$15 million and optioned the Manna Hill Copper Project in the Nackara Arc, sharpening its focus on rare earths and copper amid growing demand for Western critical-mineral supply.
Cobra’s Australian office is in Adelaide, South Australia; its filings give London as both its registered office and its headquarters.
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Cobra Resources advances Boland ISR project with new exploration licenses, targeting low-impact heavy rare earth recovery outside China.
Cobra Resources expands its ionic REE system in South Australia, revealing significant rare earth mineralization across 750km² with potential for innovative ex…
Cobra Resources' Boland rare earth project shows promising drill results, revealing potential for in-situ recovery of critical heavy rare earth elements in Sou…
