Brockman Mining Limited (SEHK:159, ASX:BCK) released its quarterly activities report for the period ended 30 September 2025, highlighting progress in iron ore projects and infrastructure developments in Western Australia.

Brockman and Mineral Resources Limited (MinRes) have been advancing the Marillana Project under an indicative development proposal. The joint venture between MinRes and Hancock Prospecting Pty Ltd is working on studies and approvals for new infrastructure, including loading facilities, a haul road, rail spur, and a planned port development at Port Hedland’s Stanley Point 3 in South West Creek. According to the report, the proposed infrastructure aims to streamline export operations for the Marillana product.

Environmental work and social consultation with Traditional Owners at Marillana continued this quarter, reflecting recent amendments to Western Australian environmental approvals. Meanwhile, Brockman completed a reverse circulation drilling program at the wholly owned Punda Springs project, targeting resource continuity and extent.

On the corporate front, the group reported a consolidated cash balance of HK$5.3 million at the end of the quarter. The report also noted aggregate payments of HK$1.3 million to related parties, in connection with executive directors’ salaries and non-executive directors’ fees.