ASX companies stand to win as Western governments ramp up intervention in critical minerals markets
Plus, EQ gets a helping government hand for Queensland tungsten project and Patriot reminds us why its Canadian lithium project is so well placed.
We will see “rapid price movement” in the uranium market in 2022, says the head of the Australian uranium company best placed to enter production in the coming years (reports…
Red ink ruled the stock market this week, as every investor knows, but there was a solitary flash of green which could be a pointer to what comes after the…
Sandfire Resources is set for its biggest change since the shock discovery of ultra-high grade copper at the DeGrussa prospect in May 2009 (reports Stockhead).
Industry giant Iluka shows how resources shares and commodity prices have diverged of late while juniors such as Strandline now offer even greater leverage.
There has been an outbreak of COVID-19 cases at Albemarle Corporation and Mineral Resources’ Kemerton lithium hydroxide development, south of Perth (reports MiningNews).
Gateway’s drilling has confirmed an emerging zone of shallow oxide gold mineralisation at the Julias target within its Gidgee gold project in Western Australia (reports Stockhead).
Trigg Mining has secured critical native title agreements for its Lake Throssell sulphate of potash project in Western Australia, which enabled the grant of four tenements and expanded the project’s…
And the juniors are itching to join the party, as shown by Orion’s new early-production strategy, while Carnaby tears down the street waving exceptional results from its Mt Isa drilling.
Records tumbled across the resources sector this week led by higher prices for nickel, tin, lithium, oil, and coal, but the most significant financial event occurred in Germany where the…
Lithium miners are set to enjoy “unprecedented” margins following the surge in prices for the battery-making mineral, analysts say as they raise the level of anticipation ahead of the sector’s…
Plus, EQ gets a helping government hand for Queensland tungsten project and Patriot reminds us why its Canadian lithium project is so well placed.
Copper and gold led the way up on a strong Australian stock market this week, but in the background a more interesting event was brewing, a potential sector-wide outbreak of takeover activity as companies recognise that it is has become cheaper to buy than to build.
Strong parallels are being drawn with Capricorn’s Karlawinda project.