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Andrew is a Senior Financial Journalist for Bulls N’ Bears. He has an extensive background in analysis, with over 5 years experience as an energy and resources analyst and investment advisor for stockbroking firm JP Equity Partners. Andrew is passionate about public companies and in his spare time he is a keen Water Polo player.

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Lycaon grabs new ground in “land of lithium giants”

By Andrew Todd

Lycaon Resources has won a tenement ballot for a highly-prospective new lithium and copper project in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. The tenement, in addition to four other applications, lies adjacent to the Marble Bar and DOM’s Hill projects that are held in a joint venture by Kali Metals and lithium major Sociedad Química y Minera de Chile (SQM).

12 hours ago

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American West nails $18.8m royalty deal for Canadian copper

By Andrew Todd

American West Metals has secured $18.8 million in non-dilutive funding to accelerate its Storm copper project in Canada after signing a royalty package deal with Australian-based Taurus Mining Royalty Fund. The funding package is designed to underpin the exploration and drilling activities that are already underway at the potentially district-scale project, along with fast-tracking project development amid a surging global thirst for copper production.

24 Jun 2024

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Reach to run heritage rule over Wabli rare earths play

By Andrew Todd

Reach Resources has stepped closer to unlocking the exploration potential of its Wabli Creek rare earths project in Western Australia’s Gascoyne region after scheduling a crucial Aboriginal heritage survey. The company today confirmed it would be meeting next month with the local Burringurrah Aboriginal Corporation in a bid to gain clearance for its long-awaited maiden drilling program that could launch as soon as next quarter.

18 Jun 2024

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Cash injection to reinvigorate Ungani oilfield for Buru

By Andrew Todd

Buru Energy’s Ungani oilfield is set for a new lease on life following the company’s significant farm-in agreement with Sabre Energy that is designed to spearhead a production restart and continued exploration at the site in Western Australia’s Canning Basin. Sabre will earn a 70 per cent interest in the Ungani oilfield and control of the operations for a $6 million outlay.

17 Jun 2024

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