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.
Chalice Mining has received “strong interest” from partners eager to join it in developing the prospective nickel producer’s promising Gonneville project (reports The West Australian).
JPMorgan Chase sees an opportunity in gold ahead of a likely US recession, predicting prices will push past $US2000 an ounce by year-end and hit fresh records in 2024 as interest…
Boss Energy (ASX: BOE) has reported a “highly productive” quarter which saw it move closer to its target of achieving first uranium production before year end at the re-started Honeymoon project…
From explorers like Kingsland to developers like Evion and producers like Syrah, the natural graphite sector is expected to roar back at the expense of its synthetic cousins. Plus, Rio…
Confession time. It always precedes annual reporting season and arrived on cue this week with IGO first to admit to an almighty blooper when it wrote off close to $1…
Washington | A group of US Congressmen is urging Australian policymakers to ditch their opposition to nuclear energy, in a change they say would strengthen the security alliance between the countries…
Battery Age Minerals is confident its Falcon Lake lithium project in Canada could potentially be one of the best placed assets to access the North American Electric Vehicle (EV) market…
Astral Resources’ rapidly developing Mandilla gold project, 70km south of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia, had no ounces ascribed to it in 2020 but after three years of work it is…
It’s not a fair comparison, strictly speaking, because they are very different metals but over the past four weeks signs have emerged of what might be a significant change in…
Uranium explorer 92 Energy is rattling the tin for up to A$5.5 million in funding using Canada’s flow-through share scheme (reports MiningNews).
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.