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Syrah Resources Limited

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Ceasing to be a substantial holder

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

  • Nov 19, 2024
  • 4 pages

Market Sensitive

Benchmark Week 2024 Presentation

Company Presentation

  • Nov 12, 2024
  • 18 pages

Market Sensitive

Syrah receives first disbursement from DFC loan

Debt Facility, Progress Report

  • Nov 11, 2024
  • 2 pages

Becoming a substantial holder

Becoming a substantial holder

  • Nov 8, 2024
  • 5 pages

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

  • Nov 5, 2024
  • 4 pages

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May

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

March

Syrah Resources CEO Shaun Verner is fronting investors seeking fresh funds.

Syrah Resources raising $98m; Jarden on the ticket

The raise comes a fortnight after it signed a binding offtake agreement with Korean steelmaker POSCO for its flagship Balama project in Mozambique. 

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Liontown’s Kathleen Valley in Western Australia.

Lithium hopeful Liontown in $550m loan from banks, taxpayers

The new agreement will ease concerns over Liontown Resources after January’s spectacular loan withdrawal.

  • Peter Ker

December 2023

Chalice managing director Alex Dorsch.

Ban short-selling in the ‘national interest’, Chalice boss pleads

Hedge funds targeting pre-revenue companies holds back Australia’s objectives in critical minerals, according to aspirant Chalice.

  • Updated
  • Peter Ker

October 2023

Joe Biden and Xi Jinping are in the midst of a decoupling or derisking phase.

Graphite stocks surge as Beijing opens new frontier in trade war

China, the world’s top graphite producer and exporter, has slapped export controls on the commodity crucial for EVs and defence applications.

  • Elouise Fowler
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Shaun Verner is the chief executive of Syrah Resources.

Graphite to surge, Syrah and Talga the best bet for investors: UBS

UBS said automakers will turn graphite for cheaper electric vehicle batteries, driving up the price and supporting two ASX-listed miners.

  • Elouise Fowler

September 2023

There’s an M&A wave coming for the exploration sector

Experts say the exploration sector is primed for consolidation as purse strings tighten in capital markets and big miners chase a foothold in critical minerals.

  • Peter Ker

August 2023

Weak graphite prices have driven Syrah’s stock sharply lower this year.

Syrah pins hopes of mine restart on end of China supply glut

Chief executive Shaun Verner says he hopes his company can return its African mine to full output over the next few months.

  • Jacob Lorinc

July 2023

Syrah Resources chief executive Shaun Verner.

Syrah Resources sheds $100m market cap on production pause

Syrah Resources has not recommenced mining at its flagship Mozambique operation, saying graphite prices were “unsustainably” low.

  • Elouise Fowler

Rio Tinto grabs 15pc of mineral sands upstart

Rio Tinto’s acquisitive mood shows no signs of dimming with the multinational miner buying a stake in an African focused explorer.

  • Peter Ker

May 2023

Syrah Resources chief executive Shaun Verner has been in the top job for more than six years.

Is this beaten down battery stock the next Lynas?

Syrah Resources will this year become the biggest producer of a battery grade critical mineral outside China, but its shares don’t reflect that optimism.

  • Peter Ker

January 2023

BHP, Woodside thrust into US proxy adviser war

Republicans in the US have revived their war on proxy advisers and say coverage of BHP and Woodside proves non-financial matters are being prioritised too much.

  • Updated
  • Peter Ker

October 2022

US President Joe Biden wants to take back critical mineral manufacturing from China.

Australian firms win slice of Biden’s $4.5b critical minerals grants

The US Department of Energy has awarded $780 million worth of funding to Australian companies operating in America.

  • Updated
  • Matthew Cranston

August 2022

Lynas to produce more rare earths sooner

As geopolitical tensions flare in Asia, Lynas vows to ramp up production of the commodity dominated by Chinese producers and much needed by the US.

  • Peter Ker

June 2022

Lynas has secured more US government funding.

Lynas wins US backing for Texas rare earths plant

Lynas’ long engagement with the US government has finally borne fruit in the form of cash to build a refinery in Texas.

  • Alex Gluyas and Peter Ker
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April 2022

Polarised world charges up battery minerals producers

Battery minerals miners such as Syrah rely on China for most of their revenue but are being offered cash to secure supplies for Australia’s defence allies.

  • Peter Ker

Joe Biden backs Australian graphite miner Syrah

The US government has joined Australia’s biggest superannuation fund and electric car giant Tesla in backing Syrah Resources with a $145 million loan.

  • Updated
  • Peter Ker

March 2022

Tolga Kumova is suing the owner of a social media account that accused him of insider trading.

Mud flies as judge sets date for Kumova v Stock Swami trial

An increasingly bitter legal dispute has a trial date after Alan Davison sought to expand his defence by making new allegations against the applicant.

  • Tom Richardson

February 2022

Syrah Resources CEO Shaun Verner will front investors seeking fresh funds on Monday.

Terms out for $250m Syrah Resources raising

Bank of America’s equities desk has launched Syrah Resources’ $250 million raising, calling for bids by 5pm on Monday. 

  • Anthony Macdonald, Sarah Thompson and Kanika Sood
Syrah Resources has a new offtake agreement to supply product to Tesla.

Syrah Resources mulls $250m raising for processing plant

Graphite play Syrah Resources is preparing to ask shareholders for fresh capital to help fund a processing plant in the United States. 

  • Anthony Macdonald, Sarah Thompson and Kanika Sood

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