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Next Investors Archived Oct 30, 2017
Elysium Resources (ASX:EYM) has officially joined the Pilbara gold rush with the acquisition of a portfolio of highly prospective tenements.
Next Investors Archived Oct 26, 2017
The $10 million-capped gold play has kicked off the next phase of drilling at the Irvine Project with a 7,000 metre drilling program across six targets, with results to start coming in as soon as November.
Finfeed Archived Oct 25, 2017
Davenport Resources (ASX:DAV) announced on Wednesday that it had secured final approval for the acquisition of three highly prospective potash mining licenses in Germany’s South Harz region.
Next Investors Archived Oct 20, 2017
Lithium Australia’s (ASX:LIT) ambitions are nearing closer to realisation courtesy of pre-production viability testing, ongoing exploration, joint-venture agreements and cross-sector partnerships with aspirational battery-market operators.
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Next Investors Archived Oct 10, 2017
Our overlooked commodity-gatherer is also emulating existing industry giants such as SQM, Rio Tinto and GSC. It’s rubbing shoulders with the key customers too — battery manufacturers who need lithium in Tesla’s backyard in Nevada, USA.
Finfeed Archived Oct 06, 2017
Copper-gold exploration company, Kalamazoo Resources Limited (ASX:KZR), has evealed that it has entered into an option to acquire between 80 per cent and 100 per cent equity in three highly prospective Pilbara gold projects.
Next Investors Archived Oct 06, 2017
Victory Mines (ASX:VIC) has acquired the Bonaparte Project, a high-grade polymetallic asset already dishing up high grades, including in excess of 28% lead, and high-grade zinc of up to 43% in rock chip samples taken so far.
Next Investors Archived Oct 05, 2017
In an uncertain climate of heightened geopolitical tensions and economic anxieties, gold remains a safe haven for many an investor.
Next Investors Archived Oct 02, 2017
While White Rock Minerals (ASX:WRM) is flying under the radar at just 1.3 cents per share, DJ Carmichael has noted that there is significant value in the Red Mountain Project that is not reflected in the share price, having valued that project alone at 6 cents.
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