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Pilbara lithium leader’s profit crushed after price collapse

Pilbara lithium leader’s profit crushed after price collapse

The collapse in lithium prices has crushed full-year profits at Australia’s leading producer, Pilbara Minerals, and denied shareholders any dividends.

  • by Marion Rae

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Wildcat bares claws to grab big WA lithium hit

Wildcat bares claws to grab big WA lithium hit

In this week’s Bulls N’ Bears Big Hits, we examine notable drill hits revealed on the ASX, including Wildcat Resources’ big lithium run at Tabba Tabba in WA.

  • by Doug Bright
Lithium boss says prices for Australia’s ‘white gold’ may have bottomed

Lithium boss says prices for Australia’s ‘white gold’ may have bottomed

Australia’s largest independent lithium miner is preparing to boost output of the electric battery metal, even as prices languish around three-year lows.

  • by Nick Toscano
Hastings set to ride next rare earths high tide

Hastings set to ride next rare earths high tide

Despite a retreat in rare earths prices, Hastings has spent $153m in capex on its Yangibana project as it sets itself for an upswing in rare earths pricing.

  • by Matt Birney and Doug Bright
Utilities and energy firms lift ASX; Kathmandu drops

Utilities and energy firms lift ASX; Kathmandu drops

The Australian sharemarket staged a major turnaround in the latter half of the trading session to finish on a high, after Wall Street equities backed away from recent records.

  • by Millie Muroi
Culpeo pulls up whopper copper equivalent hit in Chile

Culpeo pulls up whopper copper equivalent hit in Chile

In this week’s Bulls N’ Bears Big Hits, we examine curious drill hits revealed on the ASX, including Culpeo Minerals’ 298m at 0.98 per cent copper equivalent.

  • by Doug Bright
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‘We would be a superpower’: Australia’s next gold rush beckons

‘We would be a superpower’: Australia’s next gold rush beckons

Australia has huge deposits of rare earths and other critical minerals, but exploiting them means competing with China.

  • by Mike Foley
Chevron strike looms as workers overwhelmingly reject new offer

Chevron strike looms as workers overwhelmingly reject new offer

Just three out of a total of 461 employees at the Gorgon and Wheatstone Downstream facilities voted supporting Chevron’s proposed enterprise agreements put to them last week.

  • by Hamish Hastie
Healthcare companies, wage data lift ASX after Wall Street gain

Healthcare companies, wage data lift ASX after Wall Street gain

The Australian sharemarket climbed on the back of healthcare companies after a set of strong results from some of its biggest players and softer wage data.

  • by Millie Muroi
Pilbara joins the big leagues with latest lithium update

Pilbara joins the big leagues with latest lithium update

The ASX-listed lithium player has significantly upgraded estimates for its West Australian deposits.

  • by Simon Johanson
Pilbara Minerals chases lithium sweet spot after ‘cracking year’

Pilbara Minerals chases lithium sweet spot after ‘cracking year’

Pilbara Minerals shares jumped 5.2 per cent after the lithium producer finished its financial year with production of a vital battery ingredient surging by 64 per cent.

  • by Peter Milne

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