VR8 signs DSO offtake deal
VR8 lead the way on Tuesday after signing an offtake deal for vanadium-rich magnetite DSO from the Steelpoortdrift project in South Africa.
VR8 lead the way on Tuesday after signing an offtake deal for vanadium-rich magnetite DSO from the Steelpoortdrift project in South Africa.
Good morning! Here’s everything you need to know before the ASX flings open its doors and begins trading today.
Kingsland Minerals is wrapping up early-stage studies at Leliyn graphite project in the NT, where it intends to build a mine and processing plant.
QMines has increased the economic potential of its Queensland processing hub after open pit optimisation out of Mount Mackenzie.
Alterity Therapeutics is aiming to shift the narrative for patients with Multiple System Atrophy with its lead drug ATH434.
After 120 years of mining silver, lead and zinc, Broken Hill is again directly represented on the ASX after producer and explorer Broken Hill Mines debuted.
The ASX has plummeted from last week’s all-time new high, falling more than one per cent. Resources stock gains, however, offered a silver lining.
Tryptamine has kicked off its world-first Binge Eating Disorder trial with psilocin, with dosing around the corner and potential to crack a big market.
Steve Promnitz and Brett Lynch, known for building billion-dollar companies, will guide Resolution Minerals’ US-focused critical minerals strategy.
RareX has raised $2 million through a placement at 2.2c per share to fund exploration across its Mt Mansbridge, Cummins Range and Mrima Hill critical minerals projects.
After making once in a lifetime discoveries at Azure Minerals and Jubilee, Tony Rovira is chasing a third with Solara Minerals.
Loyal Metals plans to reveal any remnant copper-gold potential at the Highway Reward mine with the help of Terra Search geo Dr Simon Beams.
Nova Minerals is accelerating exploration at the 1.24Moz gold RPM deposit, part of its larger 9.9Moz Estelle gold and critical minerals project in Alaska.
The ASX had a rough Monday, sinking to its worst day since April as banks and CSL weighed it down, while BHM lit up the boards with standout debut.
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