Public Company News

Tyranna Resources has announced that nine additional zones of mineralisation have been modelled from a large number of gold intercepts found in an historical database at its Weednanna project, near Whyalla in S.A. Results up to 9m @ 25.1g/t gold from 7m depth and 7m @ 21.2g/t from 125m down-hole were identified. The company also said that a maiden resource estimate will be reported soon.

Droneshield has secured an additional patent in the U.S. covering its ground breaking developments in the acoustic detection of drones. The company has four other U.S. patents for its counterdrone technologies. If drones are going to be big then anti-drone technologies will be just as big and Droneshield owns the space currently.

King River Copper is awarding shareholders with one free option with an exercise price of $0.12c and an expiry date of the 31st of July 2020 for every three shares that they hold. More than 412.8m options are expected to be issued and existing option holders are not eligible unless they exercise their current options, which will result in additional options being issued.

ASX listed Sky and Space Global has started discussions with the Caribbean Telecommunications Union to explore the provision of connectivity services following a successful demonstration of its narrowband nano-satellites. The company is planning to provide coverage into the Caribbean via its proposed constellation of up to 200 miniature satellites to be deployed late next year.

St George has commenced drilling across 5 EM conductor targets at its Investigators and Cathedrals prospects, 100km west of Leonora in the northern Goldfields of W.A. The company is seeking extensions of high grade nickel copper mineralisation in the area. The priority target is 120m down plunge of a solid intersection of 5.3 metres @ 4.95% nickel, 2.75% copper, 0.16% cobalt and 4.55 g/t total PGE’s.

MGC Pharmaceuticals’ manufacturing facility in Slovenia will now commence production of pharmaceutical grade cannabis derived medicines after receiving a manufacturing licence. The Brett Mitchell chaired company will now begin full scale manufacturing of its epilepsy drug CannEpil for final, independent validation before exportation into Australasia and Europe. CannEpil is already approved for use in Australia.

Southern Gold has intersected narrow widths of high grade gold mineralisation during its maiden diamond scout drilling program at the Hampyeong gold project in southwest Korea. The best intersection was 0.95m @ 5.33g/t gold from 32.6m depth in quartz veins. Mineralisation was noted over a strike of 750 metres and the company said that there were potential extensions along strike and down-dip for the main ore zones.

Altech Chemicals has executed a Stage 1 construction works agreement with Germany’s SMS group for its high purity alumina plant in Johor, Malaysia. The agreement covers site works, the electrical sub-station structure and maintenance workshop. Altech is equity funding the works, which will be carried out in parallel with project financing in order to ensure a fast tracked route to market.

Neometals Ltd has received some very encouraging metallurgical results for potentially direct shipping ore concentrates from its Barrambie titanium vanadium iron project, located near Meekatharra in W.A. The processed ores produced recoveries exceeding 90% for titanium dioxide and also showed high recoveries for pig iron and vanadium. The results provide encouragement that a simple, conventional processing pathway can be developed for the high grade ores.

Infinity Lithium has reaffirmed its JV partnership with engineering firm Sacyr/Valoriza Mineria and aligned a strategy to accelerate technical work at its San Jose lithium project in Spain. The company is proposing to produce both lithium hydroxide and lithium carbonate on site at the mine, taking full advantage of the availability of affordable power in the area and re-writing the lithium playbook in the process.

Greenland Minerals and Energy is inching closer to commencing building its rare earths pilot plant in Greenland after major Chinese shareholder and technical partner, Shenghe, said it will shortly select the best flotation circuit for the project, clearing the way for pilot plant operations to begin. Greenland has already produced mineral concentrates with grades approaching 25% rare earth oxides.

Terrain Minerals has commenced drilling up to 10 holes targeting cobalt, nickel, chromium, copper and gold mineralisation at the Red Mulga project near Kalbarri, Western Australia. If successful, the drill campaign will be followed up by physical airborne and/or detailed ground electromagnetic surveys to better map out the targets. Red Mulga is considered prospective for the highly sought after Cobalt.