Public Company News

ClearVue Technologies has signed a consultancy agreement with global engineering consultants Arup to further develop its Smart Façade panel concepts that incorporate the ASX-listed company’s clear glass solar panels. This work will develop four types of self-powered Smart Façades into concepts that can be supplied to selected manufacturers for prototyping and integration into mass production and assembly.

MGC Pharmaceuticals’ seed-to-pharmacy strategy is picking up significant momentum with the ASX-listed company reporting revenues of $763,000 in the fourth quarter ended 30 June 2019. The result is due in part to the receipt of $469,000 in revenue from private Canadian cannabis investment company CannaGlobal for cannabis-based cosmetic raw materials under their five-year supply agreement.

PolarX will shortly commence drilling at both its intriguing Saturn porphyry copper-gold target and Zackly copper-gold skarn deposit, located within its Alaska Range project in the US. The company has initiated geophysical surveys at Saturn to help determine the final drill hole positions and it is planning to start a resource extension drilling program at Zackly to grow the existing mineral resource.

Hawkstone Mining has received additional wide, high-grade lithium assays of up to 52m @ 2,042 ppm lithium, from its Big Sandy clay project in the US. The company is finalising its Phase 2 drilling campaign at the Northern Mineralised Zone and is completing a maiden mineral resource estimate for the deposit and definitive metallurgical test work programs for lithium extraction.

Legend Mining has raised $9.8m in a two-tranche subscription agreement with miner Independence Group to fund further exploration. The company has also entered into several joint venture agreements relating to its Rockford project in the Fraser Range, WA, with Legend to acquire a 70% interest in two exploration tenements from the Creasy Group, while Independence will gain a 60% interest in Legend’s Rockford North tenements.

Greenland Minerals’ optimisation study has successfully reduced the capital cost of its giant Kvanefjeld rare earth project in southern Greenland by almost 40% to USD$505 million. This is partly due to the development of an optimised flotation circuit that can produce a concentrate with grades of at least 22% REO, which allows the scale of refinery circuit and the size of processing equipment to be reduced.

St George Mining is poised to start drilling 42 new electromagnetic conductors that have been identified by downhole surveys at its flagship Mt Alexander base metals project near Leonora in the Goldfields region of WA. The highest priority targets are located away from defined zones of nickel-copper sulphides and could significantly extend the mineralised ore system in the Cathedrals Belt.

Adriatic Metals has intersected encouraging, wide intersections of base and precious metals mineralisation from drilling in its new Concession area at the northern end of the Rupice prospect in Bosnia. The company has also outlined a strong chargeable anomaly from a ground geophysical survey, located 200m west of the current program at Rupice, which contains no historical drilling.

Intermin Resources is selling its non-core Menzies and Goongarrie gold projects north of Kalgoorlie to gold explorer Kingwest Resources for a total consideration of $8 million in cash and shares. The sale supports Intermin’s goal of developing a standalone gold project in the Kalgoorlie and Coolgardie regions, while allowing it to retain exposure to any upside in the two projects through a substantial shareholding in Kingwest.

Big River Gold has now secured funds to optimise and complete a bankable feasibility study for its exciting Borborema gold project in north-eastern Brazil by the end of this year. The company recently divested its Juruena-Novo Astro gold projects for $3m in cash and scrip and has raised $4.11m in a rights issue, as it vectors towards the development of its flagship gold project.

Infinity Lithium has signed a binding letter of intent to sell its non-core Banio and Mamana potash projects in Gabon to an unnamed buyer for up to USD$3 million in cash or shares. The buyer has a 12-month option to pay the full amount in cash or pay USD$2 million in shares in a public or private entity with a further USD$1 million in shares to be paid on delivery of a JORC-compliant scoping study within three years.

Calidus Resources has purchased two prospective exploration licences located adjacent to its flagship Warrawoona gold project near Marble Bar, WA, in a strategy to build on its existing resource base of 1.25 million ounces. The company also completed its 70% earn-in on a joint venture agreement with Novo Resources over certain Warrawoona tenements, by spending $2m spend over three years to obtain the stake holding.