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.
Adriatic Metals is poised for first cashflow from its brand new US$189 million Vares operation in Bosnia & Herzegovina in the coming weeks.
Bellevue Gold is confident it can achieve its six-month production target at its new namesake project in Western Australia and declare commerciality within the next few weeks after what has…
Spartan Resources’ stunning run of success with the drillbit has convinced it to try its luck with investors, and they have responded by throwing another A$80 million at the miner…
Cashed-up gold hopeful Kin Mining has lined up a $123 million all-scrip merger with penny stock explorer PNX Metals, fresh from selling a good chunk of its WA portfolio to…
Mitre Mining (ASX: MMC) has made two key corporate appointments as part of a strategy to drive rapid resource growth at its Cerro Bayo silver-gold project in Chile (reports Small…
The enthusiasm rippled off managing director David Flanagan as the iron ore veteran spoke about his new role and the potential of Arrow Minerals’ Simandou North project in Guinea (reports…
Nimy Resources (ASX: NIM) has identified promising multi-element intersections and high-grade gallium at the Block 3 target within its Mons project in Western Australia (reports Small Caps).
Sun Silver (ASX: SS1) has launched a $13 million initial public offering (IPO) on the back of the proposed development of a silver-gold deposit in Nevada, USA (reports Small Caps).
A 1,100m diamond drilling program is underway at the Sugarbag Hill prospect – part of Legacy Minerals’ Black Range project – marking the first exploration activity at the site in…
Shares in busy explorers such as Legacy and Great Western are enjoying the trickle-down of a better market but their less active brethren are left to bemoan their lot.
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.