Yesterday
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
New Hope makes it two convertibles in two days
It’s good to see the miners creative with their funding structures.
- Anthony Macdonald
Judge backs CITIC claim that 3000 jobs at risk in Clive Palmer dispute
A WA Supreme Court judge says the mine that represents China’s biggest investment on Australian soil could have to shut down within a few years.
- Brad Thompson
Chalice cops a beating on back of weak link to Mitsubishi
The miner’s share price plunged almost 20 per cent after the market was underwhelmed by the potential tie-up with the Japanese giant.
- Brad Thompson
This Month
Liontown’s future tied to Korean battery giant in $379m funding deal
Liontown boss Tony Ottaviano says the company’s flagship Kathleen Valley mine would be in production on-time and on-budget before the end of the month.
- Brad Thompson
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
Bye-bye, banks: Liontown’s wild ride reveals critical minerals truths
The harsh reality of where the ASX’s two biggest sectors – banking and mining – cross over has played out before our eyes.
- Anthony Macdonald
Liontown in offtake deal to replace banks; eyes on POSCO
Sources said the company was close to announcing an offtake deal to replace those banks – with the South Korean steel manufacturer said to be involved.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Big lick of Spartan Resources shares trade, again
Street Talk spotted three trades in the West Australian gold explorer after Monday’s closing bell.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Lithium play Lake Resources slashes jobs and puts assets up for sale
The ASX-listed group said this would allow it to focus on its flagship $2 billion Kachi project in Argentina, which has already been delayed until 2027.
- Brad Thompson
Fortescue’s ex-iron ore boss joins Evolution board after abrupt exit
The long-time resources executive has become a director of the gold and copper producer almost a year after leaving Andrew Forrest’s iron ore and energy group.
- Brad Thompson
Officials warn US, EU manufacturing boost could hit Australian miners
China is Australia’s largest buyer of resources, and in the last financial year accounted for $156 billion in sales, to feed its factories and power stations.
- Elouise Fowler
June
Pilbara gold miner Calidus collapses as Macquarie calls in receivers
The ASX-listed company runs the Warrawoona mine near Marble Bar in Western Australia and was working with SQM to develop the Pirra lithium project.
- Kylar Loussikian
- Updated
- Mining
Labor plans to open $13.7b critical minerals incentives to Chinese firms
China’s Tianqi and other foreign-owned entities are poised to qualify for the production tax credits, the draft eligibility guidelines reveal.
- Updated
- Brad Thompson
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
How a shake-up could unlock $40b for Rio Tinto investors
BHP cleaned up its outdated corporate structure and can now do things like bid for Anglo American. There is pressure building on Rio Tinto to consider doing the same.
- Anthony Macdonald
Lynas to break China’s heavy rare earths stranglehold
The Amanda Lacaze-led miner will start producing two critical minerals that are essential to the US and its allies from next year.
- Brad Thompson
China Cinda sells down at Yancoal, again
This is the second time this year the firm has sold down its stake, bringing its stake under 10 per cent.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Man accused of using inside information to trade shares
Duncan Stewart, charged with four counts of insider trading of Kidman Resources stock, will face a criminal trial in Melbourne next month.
- Elouise Fowler
BHP’s carbon emissions to increase this year
However, the company says it is still on track to reach its self-imposed 2030 emissions target without buying carbon offsets.
- Elouise Fowler
Valory launches pre-IPO raise; Crocodile Capital in
Street Talk understands the miner was in the market on Wednesday, seeking to raise up to $20 million via a convertible note.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Uranium play Bannerman Energy launches $76m raise; hires three brokers
JP Morgan, Jett Capital Advisors and Euroz Hartleys were mandated for the raise.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Czech coal baron’s bid for control of ASX miner collapses
Pavel Tykac’s family office, Sev.en, agreed to buy 51 per cent of Coronado, but the deal will not proceed after failing to get past FIRB in time.
- Updated
- Elouise Fowler
