Locksley Resources says it has made new progress at two projects in the United States. The company reports finding high-grade rare earth mineralisation at its El Campo site. It also says drilling and work at its Mojave critical minerals project in California have extended rich antimony mineralisation. Together, the results form part of Locksley’s effort to advance critical minerals projects in the US. According to the reporting, the rare earths are identified at El Campo, while the antimony mineralisation is described as extended at Mojave. The coverage across outlets is consistent that both updates relate to mineral discoveries and extensions rather than a completed development decision or production. The articles do not provide further technical figures or timeframes in the supplied text, but they uniformly attribute the news to Locksley and place it within its broader US growth plans. The company’s statements indicate that the findings strengthen the prospectivity of its California holdings for critical minerals such as rare earth elements and antimony.