| Metals & Mining Industry | Materials Sector | Mr. Chris Wilcox CEO | XFRA Exchange | - ISIN |
| AU Country | - Employees | - Last Dividend | 7 Aug 2025 Last Split | 16 Mar 2007 IPO Date |
Lincoln Minerals Limited, a company incorporated in 1974, is dedicated to the exploration and development of mineral properties across Australia. With its headquarters based in Melbourne, Australia, the company focuses on harnessing the potential of various mineral deposits. Its operations extend to the search for a wide range of valuable minerals, including graphite, copper, gold, iron ore, uranium, manganese, magnetite, hematite, zinc, lead, and silver. The flagship project spearheading its endeavors is the Kookaburra Gully graphite project, strategically situated on the Eyre Peninsula of South Australia. This project underscores Lincoln Minerals Limited’s commitment to becoming a significant player in the mineral exploration and development industry within Australia.
Lincoln Minerals Limited dedicates significant resources to the exploration and potential development of graphite resources, with the Kookaburra Gully graphite project being the centerpiece of its efforts. This mineral is pivotal for numerous industrial applications, including the manufacturing of lithium-ion batteries, refractories, and as a lubricant.
The company’s portfolio includes the search for copper and gold deposits. These metals are essential for their widespread use in electronics, jewelry, and as investment vehicles. Lincoln Minerals Limited aims to tap into these resources, thereby contributing to the global supply of these precious commodities.
Exploration for iron ore, uranium, and manganese forms a significant part of the company’s resource development strategy. Iron ore is crucial for steel manufacturing, uranium for nuclear energy, and manganese is vital in steel production and battery technology.
Special attention is given to the exploration of magnetite and hematite, variations of iron ore. These are sought after for their high iron content, making them valuable for steel production processes.
Zinc, lead, and silver are also on Lincoln Minerals Limited’s radar, given their applications in corrosion resistance (galvanization), batteries, and as conductive materials in various industries, including solar panels for silver.