Welcome to our dedicated page for Sunrise Energy Metals news (Ticker: SREMF), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Sunrise Energy Metals stock.
News about Sunrise Energy Metals Limited (SREMF) centers on its progress in developing large-scale resources of strategic metals, especially the Syerston Scandium Project in New South Wales, Australia and the Sunrise Nickel-Cobalt Project. Company announcements highlight how these projects relate to critical metals supply for advanced technologies.
Investors following Sunrise Energy Metals news can expect updates on the Syerston Scandium Project, including Mineral Resource Estimate revisions, feasibility study milestones and work on Ore Reserve Estimates and mine planning. Recent news has described substantial increases in contained scandium metal at Syerston and the implications of global supply conditions for scandium.
Coverage also includes information on financing and support for the company’s projects. For example, Sunrise Energy Metals has reported a Letter of Interest from the Export-Import Bank of the United States for potential debt financing for the Syerston Scandium Project under supply chain resiliency and transformational export programs. Such items illustrate how the company’s projects intersect with strategic metals policy and supply chain priorities.
Other news themes include the company’s commentary on scandium markets, references to export controls affecting rare earth and strategic metals, and Sunrise Energy Metals’ positioning as a future supplier of refined metals for energy, defence, transport and computing applications. This news page brings together these company releases so readers can track how Sunrise Energy Metals advances its scandium, nickel and cobalt projects over time.
Sunrise Energy Metals (OTC:SREMF) has received a Letter of Interest from the U.S. Export-Import Bank (EXIM) for potential financing of up to US$67 million (A$103 million) for its Syerston Scandium Project in New South Wales, Australia.
The financing would cover approximately half of the project's estimated development costs. The support highlights scandium's strategic importance following China's rare earth export controls implemented in April 2025. The project contains the world's largest and highest-grade scandium deposit.
The company has delayed its Feasibility Study completion to mid-to-late October 2025 to incorporate new metal inventories in the Ore Reserve Estimate and optimize the mine plan, following a substantial increase in the Mineral Resource Estimate announced on September 9, 2025.
Sunrise Energy Metals (ASX:SRL) announced a significant update to its Mineral Resource Estimate at the Syerston Scandium Project in NSW, Australia. The company reported a 98% increase in contained scandium metal to 19,007 tonnes at an average grade of 414 g/t using a 300 g/t cut-off. The high-grade resource saw a 161% increase to 1,155 tonnes at 665 g/t using a 600 g/t cut-off.
The update comes amid tightening scandium supply following China's export licensing restrictions implemented in April 2025. The company's Feasibility Study is scheduled for completion in late September 2025, supporting ongoing financing and offtake discussions. Over 90% of the global resource and 99% of the high-grade resource are now in Measured and Indicated categories.
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