Shares across several Western Australia-based uranium exploration companies rose on Wednesday, following news overnight that the US senate unanimously approved a bipartisan bill to ban Russian imports from 2028.
Cheryl Edwardes-chaired Red Hawk Mining has high hopes over its Blacksmith iron ore project in the Pilbara after completing a preliminary feasibility study.
Poseidon Nickel says it is disappointed by a move from Mineral Resources to renegotiate the terms of its purchase of the Lake Johnston project, and will consider legal avenues.
Greatland Gold managing director Shaun Day says the company would be open to consolidating ownership of the Havieron gold-copper project if the opportunity presented itself.
The Foreign Investment Review Board has given its tick to a move from a joint venture between Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting and Chilean lithium giant SQM for Azure Minerals.
Lithium and nickel miner IGO reported a 110 per cent quarter on quarter drop in underlying earnings during the three months to March, leading it to a pre-tax loss of $15 million.
Jandakot mining services company Tasmea has made its debut on the Australian Securities Exchange after raising $59 million through an initial public offering.
Arafura Rare Earths remains confident of achieving a final investment decision for its Northern Territory-based Nolans project by the end of this year.
Canadian-listed First Quantum Minerals will fully wind down its Ravensthorpe nickel operations and cut 330 on-site jobs, as part of its response to depressed market conditions.
Liontown Resources continues to move closer to the first production of spodumene concentrate at its Kathleen Valley lithium project, following a positive March 2024 quarter.
Uranium exploration company Bannerman Energy is excited about its long-term future in the sector - on the back of a rising spot price and slight production shortfall of the commodity.
UPDATED: BHP has confirmed mega-merger talks with UK-listed Anglo American, but a potential $60 billion deal which would build the world's biggest copper miner has been rejected by its target.
Perseus Mining boss says the company has a great opportunity to reach or potentially surpass its annual production guidance of 491,000-517,000 ounces of gold for the 2024 financial year.
Lower commodity prices have played a role in Lynas Rare Earths revenue taking a hit in the March 2024 quarter, along with news that the cost of its Kalgoorlie processing facility is set to rise.
