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Becoming a substantial holder

Becoming a substantial holder

  • Oct 7, 2024
  • 4 pages

Disclosure of Equity Derivative Positions

Security holder details - Other, Issued Capital - Other

  • Oct 4, 2024
  • 10 pages

Change in substantial holding

Change in substantial holding

  • Oct 4, 2024
  • 4 pages

Change of Director's Interest Notice

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Sep 30, 2024
  • 3 pages

Notification of cessation of securities - PLS

Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

  • Sep 30, 2024
  • 4 pages

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This Month

Pilbara Minerals CEO Dale Henderson.

MS, BofA shop $271m block trade in Pilbara Minerals

Sources said the block trade was a secondary share sale stemming from an equity collar transaction for China’s Gangfeng, which owns 5.7 per cent of Pilbara.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

September

Pilbara Minerals chief Dale  Henderson is a competitive beast.

Meet the lithium high-climber taking on the short sellers

Pilbara Minerals CEO Dale Henderson thrives on a challenge and hard work, and is willing to tackle everything from Chinese lithium buyers to Himalayan mountains.

  • Brad Thompson
Lithium stocks are among the most shorted companies on the ASX.

Fundies ring the bell on lithium prices after protracted rout

The rebound in ASX lithium stocks extended into Thursday’s session, with traders scrambling to reposition for further gains in prices for producers.

  • Alex Gluyas
EV demand and oversupply has hit lithium prices hard.

Lithium finds a bottom, but beware Chinese whispers and false dawns

It only took a rumour to set a fire under global lithium stocks. There’s more drama and pain ahead for the sector, but at least true believers have hope now.

  • James Thomson

August

Most mines in the pipeline are not profitable at current quotations. Yet, lithium is a strategic industry in China, limiting its willingness to cut output, the analyst said.

Pilbara Minerals loads up on debt despite bleak lithium outlook

A new line of credit was unveiled on Monday at the miner’s full-year result, where it reported the lithium price crash had dented its net profit by 89 per cent.

  • Elouise Fowler
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EML Payments chairman resigns after board clash over credit card use

Luke Bortoli, also the chief financial officer at lithium hopeful Pilbara Minerals, said he was pleased to leave the prepaid gift card group in “great shape”.

  • Max Mason and Jemima Whyte
Pilbara Minerals CEO Dale Henderson has made a countercyclical bet.

The lithium rout can’t seem to stop the ASX’s most shorted stock

While there are many things to be wary of in mining, one is domestic champions going offshore. Can Pilbara Minerals become a two-trick pony?

  • Anthony Macdonald
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Jobless rate climbs; Telstra profits drop; KPMG partner pay slides

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Pilbara Minerals chief executive Dale Henderson.

Pilbara Minerals takes $560m punt on Brazil lithium project

The company, the most heavily shorted stock on the ASX, made a $560 million takeover bid for Latin Resources and its flagship mine.

  • Brad Thompson

July

Why Rio Tinto wants a bigger presence in lithium and copper

‘I couldn’t care less about what the lithium price is in the next 12 months,’ says chief executive Jakob Stausholm.

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  • Peter Ker
Pilbara Minerals chief executive Dale Henderson sees signs that lithium  has hit a floor price.

Survival of the fittest in lithium, says Pilbara Minerals boss

The company’s chief executive says lithium supply from bit players starting to wither away is a sign the price has reached a new floor.

  • Brad Thompson
Chris Ellison’s Mineral Resources has been sold off in the lithium rout.

Why these fundies are braving the lithium rout

Lithium was one of the sharemarket’s hottest sectors before a brutal sell-off. But some fund managers believe it’s finally time to start buying again.

  • Alex Gluyas
Robert Gregory of Glenmore Asset Management.

Meet the fund manager doing it better than everyone else

In a market completely saturated with Aussie equity funds, Robert Gregory, a one-man band, has come out on top thanks to some cracking stock bets.

  • Sarah Jones

June

Citi expects lithium prices to rebound by next year.

Lithium prices tipped to dive 20pc as inventories climb

Citi is betting that prices of the battery material will plunge from current levels, an ominous signal for ASX-listed stocks.

  • Alex Gluyas
Pilbara Minerals chief executive Dale Henderson: “We will be thoughtful and disciplined about how we will trigger these growth steps.”

Pilbara’s lithium growth plans immune to price pressure

Lithium exporter Pilbara Minerals says it can triple lithium production in a value accretive way even if prices remain near current levels.

  • Peter Ker
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May

Major lithium miners push for a more reliable spot price

MinRes and Pilbara Minerals say a trading exchange would reduce volatility and make the battery commodity more attractive to commercial bank financing.

  • Elouise Fowler

Lithium miners plead ‘foreign entity’ case to US over China links

Lithium miners like Mineral Resources reckon it would be counter-intuitive for their Australian mines to be labelled ‘foreign entities of concern’ by the US.

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  • Peter Ker
Soaring demand has transformed lithium from a niche metal into a closely watched commodity.

Lithium miners shake up trading to tackle wild price swings

Mining companies are changing the way lithium is bought and sold in an effort to curb volatility and get some industry-wide pricing.

  • Annie Lee and Yvonne Yue Li
Luke Smith, portfolio manager from Australian Super is taking a punt on critical minerals.

AusSuper sets sights on becoming a global force in critical minerals

Australia’s largest industry super fund will step up its investment in battery metal lithium as it seeks to grow its $12 billion critical minerals fund.

  • Elouise Fowler
Westpac chairman Steven Gregg with Treasurer Jim Chalmers at the post-budget lunch.

Dutton rejects ‘Rich Lister’ tax cuts

The opposition has blasted $27.8 billion in production credits in the budget as “tax cuts for billionaires”, vowing to repeal them if elected.

  • Phillip Coorey and Brad Thompson

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