
Osmond Resources is an ASX-listed critical-minerals explorer targeting the raw materials the technology economy is built on — titanium, zirconium, hafnium and the rare earths behind every EV, wind turbine, semiconductor and satellite.
The four end-markets pulling on critical mineral supply — and where Osmond sits in each chain.
Rare earths from monazite power the permanent magnets in EV traction motors.
Neodymium and dysprosium drive the generators inside modern wind turbines.
Titanium from rutile forms the backbone of high-performance airframes.
Zirconium and hafnium underpin semiconductors, ceramics, and nuclear alloys.

Projects sit inside the European Union's Critical Raw Materials Act catchment — a mandated re-shoring of supply away from concentrated jurisdictions.
Rutile, zircon and monazite confirmed across mineralised outcrops on the 228 km² Orión permit.
Outcrop samples up to and over 45% Total Heavy Metals — a materially strong surface-grade signal for a project of this stage.
ASX-listed, focused board, disciplined spend — targeting scoping study within 18 months.
Each is a bottleneck input to a different technology industry. All three occur across the same Andalusian permit.
A working exploration team stepping out from confirmed outcrops — mapping, sampling, and drilling toward a resource. Every announcement is signed off by a Competent Person.

Recent assay and drilling highlights from the Orión permit.
Continuous disclosure to the ASX.