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.
Investors have clamoured to get their hands on a piece of James Bay Minerals with the Canadian lithium explorer’s shares enjoying an as much as 50 per cent price bump…
The World Nuclear Association has laid out its case for a massive expansion of uranium mine developments, projecting a near doubling in demand by 2040, while a pair of US…
92 Energy (ASX: 92E) has achieved significant drilling success in a new program at its promising Gemini uranium discovery in Canada’s world-class Athabasca Basin (reports Small Caps).
Further in-fill results from the Gould’s Dam prospect now seem increasingly likely to extend the life of Boss Energy’s (ASX: BOE) Honeymoon mine as well as lifting production rates (reports Small Caps).
Everyone wants more metals. In recent months Britain has inked a deal with Zambia, Japan has sealed one with Namibia and the EU has shaken hands with Chile. The bloc’s…
Spartan has launched an aggressive 25,000m drill offensive aimed at adding more high-grade ounces to its inventory at the Dalgaranga project in WA’s Murchison region (reports Stockhead).
Chalice Mining founder and former chairman Tim Goyder has boosted his stake in the downtrodden developer (reports MiningNews).
Plus, Coda finds enhancements of its own at SA copper project and Evion finds fans amid forecasts of graphite shortfall. By Barry FitzGerald.
A lithium rush led by Albemarle’s $6 billion bid for Liontown and an offer by Mineral Resources to buy the Bald Hill mine saved the Australian market from the worst…
Battery Age Minerals’ summer prospecting campaign has uncovered 30 new pegmatites — including 15 containing visible spodumene ranging from 5-20% lithium content — at the flagship Falcon Lake project in Ontario, Canada.…
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.