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.
Ausgold (ASX: AUC) has received a major show of support from a group of international investors for its plans to develop the 3.04 million ounce Katanning gold project (KGP) in…
The Canadian summer means one thing to explorers: time to get boots on the ground. That’s just what James Bay Minerals is doing across 416km2 of highly prospective lithium ground…
Within just seven months of acquiring its North American project, this company has become one of the most talked about copper stocks on the ASX, with leading investors from around…
Juniors such as the in-play CZR, Macro and David Flanagan’s Arrow are among the few on offer.
With 8.3Moz of gold and 1.5Mt of copper, the imminent scoping study on this NSW discovery is eagerly awaited.
Two lucky strikes by small gold explorers and a fresh wave of interest in copper and uranium were the highlights in a week of recovering share prices on the Australian…
Ahead of its first planned uranium sales in July, developer Boss Energy has reported that commissioning work at the Honeymoon project in South Australia is going better than expected (reports…
Bellevue Gold has started switching to thermal and renewable energy to power its northern Goldfields operation as it bids to become a net-zero gold producer by 2026 (reports The West…
Gold explorer Spartan Resources has reported further success at its Dalgaranga gold project after drilling about 11m grading circa 6 grams per tonne gold at the new Pepper prospect adjacent…
Just over one year into its ownership of the Pioneer Dome lithium project in Western Australia, and Develop Global has given itself a lot to think about (reports MiningNews).
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.