A forecast uranium production boost which led to an ASX stock sell-off last week will have a marginal impact on the market, according to Boss Energy chief executive Duncan Craib.
Regis Resources chief executive Jim Beyer has revealed the company is open to a JV partner at its McPhillamys gold project in New South Wales, while lauding the project’s approvals status.
Australia could lose its leading global iron ore role to Africa, Brazil, and Europe without stronger efforts to fund Pilbara green iron plans, according to Fortescue boss Dino Otranto.
Peter Dutton has accused the government of throwing sand in the gears of resources projects, as reports emerge of environmental challenges facing Woodside Energy’s Browse development.
Former Western Australian governor and federal defence minister Kim Beazley has called for Australia to “play the same game” as China in securing supply of the nation’s rare earths output.
Northern Star Resources boss Stuart Tonkin says there's decades of mine life left in the famed Golden Mile, as it further develops its underground assets.
The combined value of Western Australia’s listed companies fell to $349.7 billion last financial year, propped up by the resurgent performance of the state’s gold sector.
The lithium price downturn doesn’t faze Pilbara Minerals, according to its chief executive, as the miner officially opens its latest expansion project amid market volatility.
Bill Beament-led Develop Global has secured a $100 million cash boost from Trafigura, as it pursues a final investment decision on the Woodlawn copper-zinc mine in New South Wales.
Stocks in several Western Australian-based uranium companies were sold off early on Friday morning, following an update overnight from Kazakhstan-based Kazapromtom.
Newly merged Westgold Resources and Karora Resources have lauded the timing of their deal to create a consolidated gold miner, after tying a ribbon on their transaction today.
Fortescue has applied to suppress its green technology information for five years as part of the legal dispute with Element Zero, a company founded by its former staff.
Kairos Minerals shares rose by 29 per cent to 1.1 cents on Thursday morning, following news it had entered into a binding agreement to sell six Mt York project prospecting licences.
