Silver stars to lead an investment smorgasbord at next week’s RRS conference on Gold Coast
With more than 700 investors, Boss will put the uranium case, while Alkane, Caravel & Talisman will offer much sought-after copper exposure.
Argonaut has given copper hunter Firefly Metals a glowing assessment, saying it’s worth more than double its current share price (reports Stockhead).
UBS sees gold heading towards A$4000 per ounce and expects more M&A in the ASX sector ahead (reports MiningNews).
Equinox Resources has put some initial numbers around the direct shipping ore potential at its Hamersley iron ore project in Western Australia’s Pilbara (reports MiningNews).
Sunstone Metals is looking to establish a substantial near-surface resource from drilling at the Limon epithermal gold-silver discovery within the Bramaderos porphyry gold-copper-silver project in southern Ecuador (reports Small Caps).
Legacy Minerals (ASX:LGM) is on the hunt for high grade gold and silver via a new diamond drilling campaign at its Bauloora project in NSW (reports Stockhead).
RareX has mapped out an aggressive exploration program to test its new Khaleesi niobium-rare earths project in Western Australia (reports Small Caps).
Fieldwork has begun across numerous high-priority lithium-caesium-tantalum (LCT) pegmatite targets at James Bay Minerals’ Joule property in Quebec, Canada, as it kicks off a 2024 summer field program (reports Stockhead).
The much sought-after style of huge copper-gold deposits, such as BHP’s Olympic Dam monster, is now being hunted by juniors such as Astute and Copper Search. And silver explorer Mitre…
A global inflation fright sent interest rates higher in all major economies this week, snuffing out hard earned gains made earlier in the month on equity markets.
It’s been a fairly grim year for junior explorers so far so when a five-bagger comes along, it grabs people’s attention.
With more than 700 investors, Boss will put the uranium case, while Alkane, Caravel & Talisman will offer much sought-after copper exposure.
A mini-boom in antimony has delivered fast profits for speculators but the reason for the boom, tighter Chinese export controls, confirms the development of an important new investment thematic – buy what China won’t sell.
There was no gold for Australia in the Javelin at the recent Paris Olympics. But it seems Javelin Minerals may be about to make up the shortfall.