Aust Strategic sees Canada join US in possible funding push for Dubbo

A month after a US proposal to throw US$600M at the Dubbo project, Australian Strategic has received similar interest from Canada.

Chariot ends quarter charged up on lithium find in Wyoming

Chariot Corporation has confirmed high grade spodumene at its flagship play Black Mountain in the USA through the first round of drilling.

Recce wins safety board approval to dose 4g in R327 UTI infusion trial

Recce Pharma will dose patients with 4g of its R327 intravenous solution to treat UTIs in Phase I/II trials following safety board approval.

European Metals chooses new site for Czech battery metals facility

"We understand that a deferral to a DFS is usually considered a negative, but in this case, we consider it to be for a positive result."

BHP confirms £31.1B takeover bid for Anglo American

BHP HAS confirmed its offer to takeover fellow mining giant Anglo American plc, following press speculation of a potential deal.which had unsettled shareholder groups and financial firms in London, and provoked criticism from a South African government minister.

Raiden's key target areas found drill ready in cultural heritage survey

Raiden Resources (ASX:RDN) has announced its key target areas for upcoming drilling have been OK'd by an Indigenous heritage survey.

Market Open: ASX200 to slip, BHP confirms Anglo American bid

Australian bond yields are up and interest rate cuts have been all but ruled out for the year. Some analysts are even tipping we could be in for a rate @hike’, as the reduction in inflation hasn’t been strong enough.Futures have been suggesting the ASX200 will slip...

Recharged Prospects: 'Watts' on the horizon for copper & lithium

The conversation goes much deeper that this title suggests - it explores everything from projections on aluminium & manganese, to what a Donald Trump government could mean for commodities markets.

Market Close: ASX flatlines as Financials flourish and Utilities flounder

The ASX200 closed trading relatively flat. The financials sector gained the most, up 0.35 of a per cent. On the other end, Utilities took the biggest hit, down 0.6 per cent, followed by Industrials, down 0.55 per cent.