Graphite’s importance to the battery supply chain hasn’t necessarily been reciprocated with ASX investment, with graphite stocks underperforming in recent times. But the tide could be turning, with the US and EU working hard to build out an ex-China graphite supply chain.
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Rare earths play enters the ASX fray
The ASX has welcomed its latest rare earths hopeful, with Resouro Strategic Metals listing today following an $8 million IPO.
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MRG soars 300 per cent on new JV
Shares in MRG Metals skyrocketed on Thursday after the company announced a binding joint venture to develop its heavy mineral sands projects.
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IGO gears up for Greenbushes expansion
Talison Lithium is set to gain access to an additional $US550 million ($830.6 million) to support the continued expansion of the Greenbushes lithium operation in WA.
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Lincoln cashed up to advance PFS
Lincoln Minerals has boosted its coffers as it prepares a PFS and downstream battery anode material scoping study.
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Rio expands aluminium business
Rio Tinto has made several significant aluminium transactions in recent weeks. What does this say about the major's future aluminium strategy?
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How China is trying to revive steel demand
The global average price of steel is forecast to balance out at $US700 per tonne as China’s battling property sector caps prices. While stimulus policies from the country, as well as growth in other nations, look set to fortify steel demand, will it be enough?
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Newmont on-track to sell non-core assets
Newmont chief executive officer Tom Palmer said the company is confident in its ability to sell its non-core assets by early next year, including the troubled Telfer gold mine.
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Why this uranium stock is a must-buy
On May 13, an announcement from the US had implications for Australia’s uranium mining industry, including several emerging stocks.
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Anglo’s scale was too much for BHP
Anglo American is one of the world’s 15 biggest mining companies by market capitalisation, currently trading above $33 billion. BHP intended to buy no small-fry.
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