European Metals and CEZ Ready Cinovec for EV Revolution
The European Union’s big-spending commitment to developing a secure battery supply chain in support of its decarbonisation targets is speeding up.
Read MoreThe European Union’s big-spending commitment to developing a secure battery supply chain in support of its decarbonisation targets is speeding up.
Read MoreExcitement is building around the expected release on Monday of the eagerly awaited assay results from the third hole drilled at Legend Mining’s (LEG) Area D prospect at its Rockford project in WA’s Fraser Range.
Read MoreGoyder aims to be Goldilocks with not-too-early, not-too-late development of Kathleen Valley.
Read MoreAdvanced explorers and emerging producers such as Aeon Metals and Todd River well-positioned to benefit from the upturn.
Read MoreLed by Ed Eshuys of Plutonic, Bronzewing and Jundee gold deposits discovery fame, and Bruce Parncutt of analyst/investment banker fame with McIntosh Securities and Merrill Lynch, DGO has a somewhat unique strategy for a junior.
Read MoreJunior explorers/developers vacated the WA iron ore space in a hurry back in 2011-12 when the iron ore price began its almighty slide from $US168/t down to $US55/t in 2015.
Read MorePlus, Canterbury holds its breath ahead of Queensland copper assays and Strandline’s big WA mineral sands project on track to secure funding from the Government’s Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility
Read MoreOur only listed (pure) diamond producer, Lucapa (LOM), has just sent out a pretty strong signal that the worst may be over for diamond pricing, or for the high-end quality stones it produces from its African mines, at any rate.
Read MoreVeteran geologist Peter Langworthy has been promising to turn Gateway (GML) into a player in WA’s Murchison region ever since he arrived as MD at the former sleepy gold explorer.
Read MoreStavely Minerals (ASX:SVY) has added a stunning second leg to its big-time copper hunt in the shadows of the Grampian Ranges in western Victoria, with the first hole in a new shallow-focussed drilling program assaying up to 40% copper.
Read MoreAlkane’s (ASX:ALK) big porphyry gold-copper hit at its Boda prospect in NSW’s central west continues to be the talk of mining investor circles.
Read MoreSpare a thought for Wesfarmers’ boss Robb Scott. To the surprise of no one, shareholders in Scott’s $776 million lithium takeover target, Kidman Resources, voted overwhelming yesterday to accept the $1.90-a-share bid Scott lobbed back on May 2.
Read MoreThe Big Australian’s success is also good news for nearby tiddler Investigator Resources. Plus, NSW copper producer Aeris Resources hits back at market doubters with some exceptional drilling results.
Read MoreMore EVs and more nickel in each of them will drive nickel demand through the roof, says the head of BHP’s Nickel West arm. His forecast is great news for those juniors with large nickel deposits awaiting development, such as the Jaguar project just acquired by Centaurus from Brazilian giant Vale.
Read MoreNorthern Star is about halfway through restoring Pogo as a Tier 1 gold producer, with an update on its broader plans for the mine and regional exploration upside to land in September. It is what Northern Star does, and does well.
Read MoreNewbie gold producer Dacian (DCN) served up some shock back in early June when it told the market that it should forget about its Mt Morgans operation being a 200,000 oz a year producer for 10 years at a cost of $A1,000 an oz.
Read MoreSunstone (ASX: STM) had a big day out on Tuesday when it updated the market on drilling progress at its multi-target Bramaderos project in southern Ecuador, well away from all the drama up north where 10,000 garimpeiros are said to have overrun a Gina Rinehart exploration property.
Read MoreThere were many factors behind the 2017 Pilbara conglomerate gold bubble.
Read MorePersistence in the Chilean coastal range is about to pay off handsomely for ASX-listed Hot Chili (ASX:HCH).
Read MoreA recovery could also see the next generation of graphite producers such as Battery Minerals and Kibaran spring to life.
Read MorePilbara Minerals (PLS) was the big lithium presence at this week’s Resources Rising Stars conference, where there was lots of discussion about Tesla wankers and whether the electric vehicle revolution was real.
Read MoreThe trickledown effect of the surge in iron ore prices in response to Vale’s January 25 tailings dam disaster is starting to take effect.
Read MoreThe Kambalda nickel camp is stirring again some 53 years after WMC (acquired by BHP in 2005) drilled the KD1 discovery hole, with Mincor boss David Southam positioning the company to be in the thick of things.
Read MoreFOMO among major miners BHP and Rio Tinto was on full display in Barcelona this week at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch mining conference.
Read MoreThere was lots to cheer about for the ASX-listed lithium stocks when Wesfarmers (WES) rolled out its $776 million, or $1.90 a share, friendly takeover bid for Kidman Resources (KDR).
Read MoreWestern Australia’s hard-rock lithium stocks have received a much-needed leg up from car giant Volkswagen as it sets about securing supplies for its almighty push into electric vehicles.
Read MoreWhen Rio Tinto (ASX:RIO) finally broke cover in February on its Winu copper-gold discovery in WA’s Paterson province, it made clear that drilling had yet to close off the mineralisation beneath the region’s sand dunes.
Read MoreThe WA gold sector has not exactly been shooting the lights out of late.
Read MoreThe swagger of the nickel companies at a battery metals conference in Perth during the week was palpable. Nickel’s price performance of late does not explain the swagger.
Read MoreThe value of low-grade but bulk-tonnage porphyry copper/gold deposits has come into sharp focus for the local market as a result of Newcrest’s (ASX:NCM) $1.14 billion acquisition of a 70% interest in the Red Chris mine in British Columbia.
Read MoreAfter falling sharply over the past six months, there is fresh hope that lithium prices could be set for a comeback as demand from the EV market surges.
Read MoreIt’s been worth the wait to finally hear from Rio Tinto (ASX:RIO) as to what it is on to at its Winu (named after an old soak from an aboriginal word meaning thirsty) copper-gold-silver discovery in Western Australia’s Paterson province.
Read MoreThere was good news for the junior mineral sands players in the annual profit report from the mineral sands king of the ASX, Iluka.
Read MoreBreaker’s next resource update – the last one came at an industry-best finding cost of $11 an oz – is due to be released early in the June quarter. At the same time, a preliminary feasibility study is underway into an initial open cut development on the 2.5km central zone of the 8km long Bombora trend.
Read MoreAfter repairing the seawall, and moving on Eric the crocodile, Mount Gibson is all set – weather permitting – to make its first sales at the end of March.
Read MoreThere is no surprise in seeing Lucapa Diamond Co (LOM) starting to wriggle higher as 2019 begins to unfold.
Read MoreA special thanks to Rio Tinto’s iron ore boss Chris Salisbury for providing a much-needed laugh for the exploration industry in what has been a tough year.
Read MoreOwning one of the best-undeveloped minerals projects (BUPs) is no guarantee of success. But it stands to reason that it helps.
Read MoreThe nickel juniors are back near their 52-week lows after the most volatile of the metals did what it does best by staying volatile.
Read MoreTired WA gold projects have a habit of surprising to the upside as much as they do to the downside. Fortunately for Red 5 (RED), there is a bit of buzz that its King of the Hills (KOTH) project in WA’s prolific Leonora-Leinster district is in the former category.
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