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McLaren Minerals Limited (ASX: MML) is an Australian mineral exploration and development company headquartered in Perth, Western Australia, focused on advancing a portfolio of heavy mineral sands and silica sand projects. The company was previously known as Allup Silica Limited and rebranded to reflect its strategic pivot toward titanium and heavy minerals. Its core asset is the McLaren Titanium Project in the Eucla Basin of Western Australia, which holds a JORC (2012) compliant Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 529Mt at 4.5% Heavy Mineral (23.7Mt in-situ HM). A Pre-Feasibility Study completed in January 2026 forecasts A$2.78 billion in total revenue and A$899.7 million in EBITDA over an initial 15.9-year mine life. The company's second material asset is the Barossa Project, acquired from Iluka Resources Limited in December 2025, located in the eastern Eucla Basin of South Australia approximately 90km southeast of Iluka's Jacinth-Ambrosia mine, with historical HM grade of ~4.6% dominated by ilmenite (~60%), zircon (~16%), and rutile (~2%). The company also retains the Sparkler high-purity silica sand project in south-western Western Australia with a JORC 70Mt Inferred Resource.

The company's underlying technology centres on heavy mineral sands processing for the extraction of titanium minerals (ilmenite, rutile), zircon, and silica sand. Its approach combines JORC-compliant resource estimation, conventional drilling and metallurgical testing, and pre-feasibility-level mine design. As of mid-2026, McLaren is executing a 13,000m definition drilling campaign to upgrade resource classification (Inferred to Indicated, Indicated to Measured) ahead of a planned Bankable Feasibility Study, with Phase 2 drilling reporting heavy mineral grades up to 34.6% HM and identifying a new extension zone southeast of the existing resource. The business model is presently pre-revenue; the company funds exploration and feasibility work through equity raises on the ASX (most recently a December 2025 entitlement offer raising A$3.6 million against A$4.2 million in applications). The intended end customers are global titanium, zircon, and silica buyers serving aerospace, defence, clean energy, and industrial end-markets, with revenue expected to be generated through future mining and sale of heavy mineral concentrates once production commences. The board is led by Non-Executive Chairman Michael Arnett (also Chair of NRW Holdings), Managing Director Simon Finnis (35+ years mining experience, prior CEO of Metro Mining and the US$650m Grand Cote Mineral Sands Project), and Non-Executive Director Peter Secker (40+ years mining engineering, including design and operation of TiWest at Cooljarloo).

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McLaren Minerals Limited (ASX:MML) is an Australian mineral exploration and development company advancing the McLaren Titanium Project in Western Australia's Eucla Basin and the Barossa zircon-rich sands project in South Australia toward production.

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heavy mineral sands exploration, titanium mineral mining, zircon and rutile extraction, high purity silica sand, critical minerals development
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1Exploration & Resource Development (Critical Minerals)
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NAICS code2 codes
  • Industrial Sand Mining212322
  • Other Nonmetallic Mineral Mining and Quarrying212390
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  • Mining & Quarrying Of Nonmetallic Minerals (No Fuels)1400
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Heavy Mineral Sands Mining
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1Mineral Sands Production
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McLaren Minerals plans to generate revenue through mining and processing of heavy mineral sands, primarily titanium minerals (ilmenite and rutile), zircon, and other by-products. The January 2026 pre-feasibility study projected total revenue of A$2.78 billion over an initial mine life of 15.9 years.

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1McLaren Titanium Project
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Advanced-stage titanium/heavy mineral sand development project in the Eucla Basin of Western Australia with JORC-compliant resource of 529Mt at 4.5% HM

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McLaren Minerals is a pre-production mineral exploration and development company focused on heavy mineral sands resources containing titanium minerals (ilmenite, rutile), zircon, and silica sand. Its flagship asset, the McLaren Titanium Project in the Eucla Basin of Western Australia, hosts a JORC-compliant Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 529Mt @ 4.5% Heavy Mineral (23.7Mt in-situ HM), with a completed Pre-Feasibility Study projecting A$2.78bn revenue and A$899.7m EBITDA over an initial 15.9-year mine life. The portfolio also includes the Barossa Project (zircon-rich heavy mineral sands in South Australia) and the Sparkler silica sand project in Western Australia.

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  • Total revenue forecast of A$2.78 billion over 15.9-year initial mine life
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McLaren Minerals is a mineral exploration and development company with a portfolio of three distinct mining projects. The McLaren Titanium Project (core focus) is an advanced-stage heavy mineral sands development targeting titanium minerals in the Eucla Basin of Western Australia, supported by a completed Pre-Feasibility Study and 529Mt resource base. The Barossa Project (acquired December 2025) is a zircon-rich exploration-stage project in South Australia that broadens commodity exposure. The Sparkler Project is a high-purity silica sand project in Western Australia withJORC-compliant resources. These projects collectively position the company to serve critical mineral demand in aerospace, defence, and clean energy sectors.

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1McLaren Titanium Project
CategoryMineral Project — Heavy Mineral Sands / Titanium
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Advanced-stage heavy mineral sands project in the Eucla Basin of Western Australia, hosting a JORC (2012) compliant Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 529Mt @ 4.5% HM (23.7Mt in-situ HM). Intended for eventual production and sale of titanium minerals (ilmenite, rutile) to global aerospace, defence, and energy customers.

2Barossa Project
CategoryMineral Project — Zircon-Rich Heavy Mineral Sands (Exploration Stage)
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Zircon-rich heavy mineral sands tenure package in the eastern Eucla Basin of South Australia, located approximately 90km south-east of Iluka's Jacinth-Ambrosia mine. Currently at exploration stage; intended to broaden the company's commodity exposure to zircon in addition to titanium minerals.

3Sparkler Project
CategoryMineral Project — High-Purity Silica Sand
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High-purity silica sand project in south-western Western Australia, approximately 150km from Albany Port and 300km south of Perth, with a JORC 70Mt Inferred Minerals Resource Estimate of high-purity silica. Intended for sale into industrial silica sand markets.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2025-12-01
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McLaren Minerals acquired the Barossa Project from Iluka Resources Limited in December 2025. The project comprises strategically located heavy mineral sands tenure in the eastern Eucla Basin of South Australia, approximately 90km south-east of Iluka's Jacinth–Ambrosia mine. The acquisition includes Kalahari, Mojave and Gobi prospects, which were defined through systematic exploration programs between 2008 and 2019. The project has historical mineralised zones with average HM grade of approximately 4.6%, dominated by ilmenite (~60% of HM), zircon (~16%) and rutile (~2%).

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TypeBroad incumbent
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Global integrated titanium dioxide producer and HMS miner with operations across Australia (including the acquired Sheffield/Thunderbird), South Africa and Brazil. A vertically integrated incumbent in the same titanium mineral value chain McLaren targets.

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ASX-listed HMS developer/producer with the Tormin mine in South Africa producing ilmenite, zircon and rutile. Comparable junior HMS miner targeting the same mineral suite as McLaren's projects.

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Operator of the Kwale HMS mine in Kenya producing ilmenite, rutile and zircon. Comparable HMS producer with similar mineral assemblage and a publicly available operating track record relevant to benchmarking McLaren's PFS economics.

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Australia's largest HMS producer, operating the Jacinth-Ambrosia zircon mine in the same Eucla Basin as McLaren. Iluka sold the Barossa Project to McLaren in December 2025 and is the closest direct comparison given shared geography and commodity focus.

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ASX-listed royalty company with material exposure to HMS via its royalty over Iluka's Mining Area C operations. Indirectly comparable as an investor exposure route to Australian mineral sands economics, though structurally different (royalty rather than operator).

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Operator of the Moma HMS mine in Mozambique, producing ilmenite, zircon and rutile. Closely comparable single-asset HMS producer with a publicly disclosed operating cost base and similar commodity mix.

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ASX-listed HMS producer operating the Boonanarring mine in Western Australia's North Perth Basin. Directly comparable ASX-listed junior HMS producer/developer in Australia at similar stage of project lifecycle.

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Developed the Thunderbird HMS project in Western Australia, now owned by Tronox following a takeover. Comparable as a WA-based HMS developer with a similar ilmenite, zircon and rutile product suite to McLaren's McLaren Titanium Project.

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Description

ASX-listed developer of the Coburn HMS project in Western Australia. Directly comparable ASX-listed junior at the development/feasibility stage targeting ilmenite, zircon and rutile production from Australian mineral sands.

10Astron Corporation Limited
TypeDirect peer
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ASX-listed developer of the Donald HMS project in Victoria, Australia, targeting ilmenite, zircon and rutile. Comparable ASX-listed Australian HMS developer at a similar pre-development stage to McLaren.

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Maclaren Minerals

Heavy Mineral Sands Miningmclarenminerals.com.au

McLaren Minerals Limited (ASX:MML) is an Australian mineral exploration and development company advancing the McLaren Titanium Project in Western Australia's Eucla Basin and the Barossa zircon-rich sands project in South Australia toward production.

What Maclaren Minerals does

McLaren Minerals Limited (ASX: MML) is an Australian mineral exploration and development company headquartered in Perth, Western Australia, focused on advancing a portfolio of heavy mineral sands and silica sand projects. The company was previously known as Allup Silica Limited and rebranded to reflect its strategic pivot toward titanium and heavy minerals. Its core asset is the McLaren Titanium Project in the Eucla Basin of Western Australia, which holds a JORC (2012) compliant Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 529Mt at 4.5% Heavy Mineral (23.7Mt in-situ HM). A Pre-Feasibility Study completed in January 2026 forecasts A$2.78 billion in total revenue and A$899.7 million in EBITDA over an initial 15.9-year mine life. The company's second material asset is the Barossa Project, acquired from Iluka Resources Limited in December 2025, located in the eastern Eucla Basin of South Australia approximately 90km southeast of Iluka's Jacinth-Ambrosia mine, with historical HM grade of ~4.6% dominated by ilmenite (~60%), zircon (~16%), and rutile (~2%). The company also retains the Sparkler high-purity silica sand project in south-western Western Australia with a JORC 70Mt Inferred Resource.

The company's underlying technology centres on heavy mineral sands processing for the extraction of titanium minerals (ilmenite, rutile), zircon, and silica sand. Its approach combines JORC-compliant resource estimation, conventional drilling and metallurgical testing, and pre-feasibility-level mine design. As of mid-2026, McLaren is executing a 13,000m definition drilling campaign to upgrade resource classification (Inferred to Indicated, Indicated to Measured) ahead of a planned Bankable Feasibility Study, with Phase 2 drilling reporting heavy mineral grades up to 34.6% HM and identifying a new extension zone southeast of the existing resource. The business model is presently pre-revenue; the company funds exploration and feasibility work through equity raises on the ASX (most recently a December 2025 entitlement offer raising A$3.6 million against A$4.2 million in applications). The intended end customers are global titanium, zircon, and silica buyers serving aerospace, defence, clean energy, and industrial end-markets, with revenue expected to be generated through future mining and sale of heavy mineral concentrates once production commences. The board is led by Non-Executive Chairman Michael Arnett (also Chair of NRW Holdings), Managing Director Simon Finnis (35+ years mining experience, prior CEO of Metro Mining and the US$650m Grand Cote Mineral Sands Project), and Non-Executive Director Peter Secker (40+ years mining engineering, including design and operation of TiWest at Cooljarloo).

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Name
Maclaren Minerals
Legal name
McLaren Minerals Limited
Website
https://mclarenminerals.com.au
Company type
Public
Founded year
2020
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
McLaren Minerals Limited (ASX:MML) is an Australian mineral exploration and development company advancing the McLaren Titanium Project in Western Australia's Eucla Basin and the Barossa zircon-rich sands project in South Australia toward production.
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Maclaren Minerals industry classification

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Product category
Heavy Mineral Sands Mining
NAICS
Industrial Sand Mining (212322), Other Nonmetallic Mineral Mining and Quarrying (212390)
SIC
Mining & Quarrying Of Nonmetallic Minerals (No Fuels) (1400)
akta.pro primary industry
Exploration & Resource Development (Critical Minerals) (IMAKAFAL)

Keywords

  • Heavy mineral sands exploration
  • Titanium mineral mining
  • Zircon and rutile extraction
  • High purity silica sand
  • Critical minerals development

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Subiaco
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Australia
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Oceania

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  1. Mineral Sands Production: McLaren Minerals plans to generate revenue through mining and processing of heavy mineral sands, primarily titanium minerals (ilmenite and rutile), zircon, and other by-products. The January 2026 pre-feasibility study projected total revenue of A$2.78 billion over an initial mine life of 15.9 years.

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Maclaren Minerals product offering

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Core offering

McLaren Minerals is a pre-production mineral exploration and development company focused on heavy mineral sands resources containing titanium minerals (ilmenite, rutile), zircon, and silica sand. Its flagship asset, the McLaren Titanium Project in the Eucla Basin of Western Australia, hosts a JORC-compliant Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 529Mt @ 4.5% Heavy Mineral (23.7Mt in-situ HM), with a completed Pre-Feasibility Study projecting A$2.78bn revenue and A$899.7m EBITDA over an initial 15.9-year mine life. The portfolio also includes the Barossa Project (zircon-rich heavy mineral sands in South Australia) and the Sparkler silica sand project in Western Australia.

Product overview

McLaren Minerals is a mineral exploration and development company with a portfolio of three distinct mining projects. The McLaren Titanium Project (core focus) is an advanced-stage heavy mineral sands development targeting titanium minerals in the Eucla Basin of Western Australia, supported by a completed Pre-Feasibility Study and 529Mt resource base. The Barossa Project (acquired December 2025) is a zircon-rich exploration-stage project in South Australia that broadens commodity exposure. The Sparkler Project is a high-purity silica sand project in Western Australia withJORC-compliant resources. These projects collectively position the company to serve critical mineral demand in aerospace, defence, and clean energy sectors.

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  • McLaren Titanium Project: Advanced-stage titanium/heavy mineral sand development project in the Eucla Basin of Western Australia with JORC-compliant resource of 529Mt at 4.5% HM
  • Barossa Project
  • Sparkler

Products and services

  • McLaren Titanium Project Advanced-stage heavy mineral sands project in the Eucla Basin of Western Australia, hosting a JORC (2012) compliant Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 529Mt @ 4.5% HM (23.7Mt in-situ HM). Intended for eventual production and sale of titanium minerals (ilmenite, rutile) to global aerospace, defence, and energy customers.
  • Barossa Project Zircon-rich heavy mineral sands tenure package in the eastern Eucla Basin of South Australia, located approximately 90km south-east of Iluka's Jacinth-Ambrosia mine. Currently at exploration stage; intended to broaden the company's commodity exposure to zircon in addition to titanium minerals.
  • Sparkler Project High-purity silica sand project in south-western Western Australia, approximately 150km from Albany Port and 300km south of Perth, with a JORC 70Mt Inferred Minerals Resource Estimate of high-purity silica. Intended for sale into industrial silica sand markets.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Total revenue forecast of A$2.78 billion over 15.9-year initial mine life
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  • Iluka Resources LimitedcoreOthers · 1 December 2025McLaren Minerals acquired the Barossa Project from Iluka Resources Limited in December 2025. The project comprises strategically located heavy mineral sands tenure in the eastern Eucla Basin of South Australia, approximately 90km south-east of Iluka's Jacinth–Ambrosia mine. The acquisition includes Kalahari, Mojave and Gobi prospects, which were defined through systematic exploration programs between 2008 and 2019. The project has historical mineralised zones with average HM grade of approximately 4.6%, dominated by ilmenite (~60% of HM), zircon (~16%) and rutile (~2%).

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Maclaren Minerals competitors and assessment

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Broad incumbents

  • Tronox Holdings plc: Global integrated titanium dioxide producer and HMS miner with operations across Australia (including the acquired Sheffield/Thunderbird), South Africa and Brazil. A vertically integrated incumbent in the same titanium mineral value chain McLaren targets.

Direct peers

  • Mineral Commodities Ltd: ASX-listed HMS developer/producer with the Tormin mine in South Africa producing ilmenite, zircon and rutile. Comparable junior HMS miner targeting the same mineral suite as McLaren's projects.
  • Base Resources Limited: Operator of the Kwale HMS mine in Kenya producing ilmenite, rutile and zircon. Comparable HMS producer with similar mineral assemblage and a publicly available operating track record relevant to benchmarking McLaren's PFS economics.
  • Iluka Resources Limited: Australia's largest HMS producer, operating the Jacinth-Ambrosia zircon mine in the same Eucla Basin as McLaren. Iluka sold the Barossa Project to McLaren in December 2025 and is the closest direct comparison given shared geography and commodity focus.
  • Kenmare Resources plc: Operator of the Moma HMS mine in Mozambique, producing ilmenite, zircon and rutile. Closely comparable single-asset HMS producer with a publicly disclosed operating cost base and similar commodity mix.
  • Image Resources NL: ASX-listed HMS producer operating the Boonanarring mine in Western Australia's North Perth Basin. Directly comparable ASX-listed junior HMS producer/developer in Australia at similar stage of project lifecycle.
  • Sheffield Resources (Tronox Holdings subsidiary): Developed the Thunderbird HMS project in Western Australia, now owned by Tronox following a takeover. Comparable as a WA-based HMS developer with a similar ilmenite, zircon and rutile product suite to McLaren's McLaren Titanium Project.
  • Strandline Resources Limited: ASX-listed developer of the Coburn HMS project in Western Australia. Directly comparable ASX-listed junior at the development/feasibility stage targeting ilmenite, zircon and rutile production from Australian mineral sands.
  • Astron Corporation Limited: ASX-listed developer of the Donald HMS project in Victoria, Australia, targeting ilmenite, zircon and rutile. Comparable ASX-listed Australian HMS developer at a similar pre-development stage to McLaren.

Others

  • Deterra Royalties Limited: ASX-listed royalty company with material exposure to HMS via its royalty over Iluka's Mining Area C operations. Indirectly comparable as an investor exposure route to Australian mineral sands economics, though structurally different (royalty rather than operator).

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Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about Maclaren Minerals

What does Maclaren Minerals do?

McLaren Minerals is a pre-production mineral exploration and development company focused on heavy mineral sands resources containing titanium minerals (ilmenite, rutile), zircon, and silica sand. Its flagship asset, the McLaren Titanium Project in the Eucla Basin of Western Australia, hosts a JORC-compliant Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 529Mt @ 4.5% Heavy Mineral (23.7Mt in-situ HM), with a completed Pre-Feasibility Study projecting A$2.78bn revenue and A$899.7m EBITDA over an initial 15.9-year mine life. The portfolio also includes the Barossa Project (zircon-rich heavy mineral sands in South Australia) and the Sparkler silica sand project in Western Australia.

Is Maclaren Minerals a public or private company?

Maclaren Minerals is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Maclaren Minerals founded?

Maclaren Minerals was founded in 2020. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Maclaren Minerals based?

Maclaren Minerals is headquartered in Subiaco, Australia, in the Oceania region.

How does Maclaren Minerals make money?

One revenue line is on record: mineral Sands Production.

Who are Maclaren Minerals's main competitors?

Tronox Holdings plc is listed as a broad incumbent. Direct peers are Mineral Commodities Ltd, Base Resources Limited, Iluka Resources Limited, Kenmare Resources plc, Image Resources NL, Sheffield Resources (Tronox Holdings subsidiary), Strandline Resources Limited and Astron Corporation Limited. Deterra Royalties Limited is listed as an others.

Does Maclaren Minerals have an API?

No public API is recorded for Maclaren Minerals.

What industry is Maclaren Minerals in?

Maclaren Minerals's product category is Heavy Mineral Sands Mining. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAKAFAL, Exploration & Resource Development (Critical Minerals). Its NAICS code is 212322 and its SIC code is 1400.

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FinanzNachrichten.deMcLaren Minerals: Top-Gehalte befeuern Titanprojekt in Western AustraliaMcLaren Minerals reported 61 new drill holes in Western Australia averaging 4.57% heavy minerals, with one hole reaching 20.10% in the last meter. The results exceed the existing resource estimate of 529 million tonnes at 4.5% HM and support an upcoming resource re-evaluation and feasibility study.FinanzNachrichten.deKritischer Rohstoff Titan: McLaren Minerals - Rekord-Bohrungen übertreffen Erwartungen!McLaren Minerals reported its strongest 2026 drilling results for the McLaren titanium project in Western Australia, with 74 holes averaging 5.44% heavy minerals. The results support a planned resource update and feasibility study, with over 58% of the 11,568-meter program completed.The Sydney Morning HeraldMcLaren titanium grades surge higher at WA projectMcLaren Minerals tableled new high-grade heavy mineral assays from its Western Australia project, with 74 holes averaging 5.44% HM over 16.2m thickness. The results, including a 21m section at 7.61% HM, support its 529-million-tonne resource and aim to upgrade it to indicated category.FinanzNachrichten.de100% Trefferquote: Exzellente Titan-Ergebnisse - Hohe Kontinuität und Gehalte ab Oberfläche!McLaren Minerals Limited reported positive assay results from 179 new drill holes at its McLaren titanium project in Western Australia, confirming high-grade heavy mineral sands extending directly from the surface. The data showed an average grade of 4.96% heavy minerals over 15.8 meters, strengthening the geological model and advancing the company toward a bankable feasibility study. These findings support the ongoing resource update for the 529 million tonne indicated and inferred resource base.The Sydney Morning HeraldMcLaren lands standout 4.96% heavy mineral average in WA Eucla BasinMcLaren Minerals reported 179 aircore holes from its WA Eucla Basin titanium project averaging 4.96% heavy minerals at 15.8m depth. The results support upgrading its 529-million-tonne resource and inform a bankable feasibility study. The company plans to incorporate findings into an updated geological model and mineral resource estimate.FinanzNachrichten.deWebinar Replay: McLaren Minerals - CEO Simon Finnis über Titan, Zirkon und Seltene ErdenMcLaren Minerals Limited provided insights into its titanium project, the McLaren Titanium Project in Western Australia, during a recent webinar led by CEO Simon Finnis. The project has a JORC resource of 529 million tons with a significant grade of 4.5% heavy minerals, and the company also discussed the strategic acquisition of the Barossa Zircon Project in South Australia. Finnis outlined the company's development strategy and next steps following the ongoing feasibility study.The Sydney Morning HeraldMcLaren wraps up WA drilling blitz with bonanza titanium hitsMcLaren Minerals completed a 663-hole drilling program at its WA titanium project, yielding heavy mineral grades up to 34.6%. The infill drilling supports an updated resource and maiden ore reserve, with follow-up work on a south-east extension.The Sydney Morning HeraldMcLaren builds WA titanium story from Eucla sandsMcLaren Minerals, a WA mineral sands developer, holds a 529Mt JORC-compliant resource grading 4.5% heavy minerals. Its pre-feasibility study shows a 15.9-year mine life and $252.2M NPV, with drilling yielding peak grades up to 34.6%. The company is advancing toward a bankable feasibility study.FinanzNachrichten.deMcLaren Minerals: Hochgradige Titan-Sande: Bohrprogramm liefert bis zu 34,6% SchwermineraleMcLaren Minerals has published new drilling results from its McLaren Titanium Project in Western Australia, delivering heavy mineral grades of up to 34.6% HM from its ongoing Phase 2 drilling program, which is now approximately 75% complete. The company has also identified a new extension zone southeast of the existing Indicated Resource, with follow-up drilling already underway. The project currently holds a JORC-compliant resource of 529 million tonnes at 4.5% HM average, and the results are intended to support future reserve estimates and a Bankable Feasibility Study.The Sydney Morning HeraldBig Hits: Aruma Resources, McLaren Minerals and BMC MineralsAruma Resources reported high-grade copper-silver intercepts at its Tillex project in Ontario, including a 16.87m interval at 4.02% copper and 16.85g/t silver. McLaren Minerals found heavy mineral hits in Western Australia, and BMC Minerals reported a polymetallic intercept in Yukon. Aruma plans a 3500-4000m phase-two drilling program starting next month.