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.
This underlying message of the $60b play has big implications for leveraged copper juniors like Caravel and Alma. Plus, much to like in revised Chalice model, as new analyst’s report…
Supply, or lack of it, has taken over from demand as the major influence on the price of the world’s most important commodities, with events in the copper market an…
South African developer on track to have two operating copper mines within two years
The value of uranium mining company Boss Energy continues to go nuclear, with the miner jumping three per cent in trading on Monday after announcing its first production of yellowcake…
Spartan Resources’ stunning run of success with the drill bit has convinced it to try its luck with investors, and they have responded by throwing another A$80 million at the…
Orion Minerals has just claimed one of the world’s highest-grade copper intersections in decades, thanks to validation drilling that exceeded expectations at its Okiep project in South Africa (reports MiningNews).
What’s the best performed commodity of the last two years? Try Western Australian domestic gas for a start (write Barry FitzGerald on Stockhead).
The last time optimism around commodities felt so high was 2021 (reports Stockhead).
Increased talk of a supply deficit is driving renewed interest in explorers such as Cygnus and Mont. Plus, Boss’ imminent first drum of uranium will pave way for growth at…
The drums of war and fresh threats of “higher for longer” interest rates made the past week one that most investors would rather forget, though silver’s rush towards US$30 an…
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.