IGO has enhanced the potential of the Fraser Range nickel-copper joint venture with Boadicea Resources in Western Australia after uncovering a new target in the September quarter.
Poseidon explores battery materials refinery partnership
Poseidon Nickel has signed an agreement with Pure Battery Technologies (PBT) to investigate the possibility of processing its nickel at a battery materials refinery in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia.
Nickel Mines boosts Angel stake to double nameplate production
Nickel Mines has acquired an additional 30 per cent interest in Angel Capital for $US210 million ($288 million), lifting its stake in the Angel nickel project in Indonesia ahead of production starting at the site next year.
IGO advances takeover talks with Western Areas
IGO has confirmed it has started due diligence for a potential takeover of Western Areas which would significantly grow the company’s nickel portfolio.
Mincor hits massive nickel sulphides near Cassini
Mincor Resources has uncovered two high-grade massive sulphide nickel intersections at the Hartley prospect near its Cassini mine in Western Australia.
Panoramic prepares Savannah for first shipment
Panoramic Resources has stockpiled more than half of the ore needed at the Savannah nickel operations in Western Australia for a November production restart.
Poseidon to restart Black Swan with $22 million concentrator overhaul
Poseidon Nickel will refurbish a 1.1-million-tonne-per-annum concentrator as part of its restart of the Black Swan nickel project in Western Australia.
Mincor raises $60 million to fund nickel exploration
Mincor Resources has completed a $60 million placement to fund an exploration ramp-up at its Golden Mile nickel asset and construction of accommodation at the Cassini nickel mine, both in Western Australia.
Electric vehicles to drive Australia’s mining future
Industry leaders predict critical minerals for battery technologies will lead to significant opportunities for the nation’s growing resources sector.
BHP headstrong on Noront acquisition
BHP remains confident that its C$325 million ($350 million) takeover bid to acquire Noront Resources is stronger than the offer made by Andrew Forrest’s Wyloo Metals on Monday.