Kingsland Minerals Ltd
Kingsland Minerals Ltd is an exploration company with assets in the Northern Territory of Australia and Western Australia.
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Kingsland Minerals Ltd is an exploration company with assets in the Northern Territory of Australia and Western Australia. The Company’s projects include The Leliyn Graphite Project, The Woolgni Project, The Lake Johnston Project, The Allamber Project, The Shoobridge Project. The Leliyn Graphite Project is owned 100% by the Company’s tenements over 40 kilometers east of Pine Creek in the Northern Territory. The Allamber project consists of three of the eight Northern Territory tenements (EL32152, EL31960 & EL32418) and is prospective for copper and uranium mineralisation. The Woolgni Project is prospective for gold mineralisation and consists of one of the eight Northern Territory tenements (EL31457). The Lake Johnston Project is prospective for nickel sulfide mineralization and located in Western Australia. The Shoobridge Project consists of two of the eight Northern Territory Tenements (EL31409 and EL32275) and is prospective for gold and uranium.
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Market wrap: Australia ignores Wall Street record on faltering miners
The Australian share market once again ignored a rally on Wall Street to a fresh record high and closed down 0.3% thanks to a broad-based slump on Friday. It was yet another reminder of how the Australian bourse with its heavy concentration of miners and banks has disconnected from the Artificial Intelligence rally that is […]

Kingsland Minerals achieves breakthrough graphite quality in testing at Leliyn project
Kingsland Minerals (ASX: KNG) has achieved a commercial grade of +94% total graphitic carbon from initial metallurgical testing of concentrate from the Leliyn project in the Northern Territory. Testing was conducted on a master composite sample selected from diamond drill holes to represent potential open-pit mining material. The company said it would be working on […]

Kingsland Minerals’ Leliyn prospect could become one of Australia’s largest graphite deposits
Just as silver has been dubbed the poor man’s gold so has graphite been described as poor man’s lithium, though an eye-catching discovery which doubled the money of investors in Kingsland Minerals (ASX: KNG) could put a gloss on graphite’s tarnished reputation. A true small-cap with a market value of $18 million recently, Kingsland was […]
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