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Night darkest before the (nickel) dawn
Australia's Paydirt, Issue 332 The November issue of Paydirt is usually dedicated to a full review of the Australian Nickel Conference but the eagle-eyed among our readers will notice this year’s coverage only extends to eight pages This is not because we are getting...
Crunch time for gold juniors
Gold Mining Journal, Issue 155 There is a strong sense that we are heading towards a defining point in the current gold cycle. With gold hitting record highs – $3,354/oz at the time of print – producers are making unprecedented amounts of cash. This will be borne out...
Is it too late to find a critical solution?
Australia's Paydirt, Issue 324 Nickel and lithium’s recent fall from grace share the same underlying driver – the non-linear nature of the EV build-out and its supply chain – but the individual levers in each commodity are different. Amazingly this is the third time...
Strap in as the critical minerals rollercoaster speeds up
Australia's Paydirt, Issue 323 It never surprises how quickly the mood in the resources sector can swing, but it feels like everything is accelerated these days. Just like the 24-hour news cycle, the resources investment landscape latches onto new trends or dynamics...
Sector’s challenges to change with the times
Gold Mining Journal, Issue 154 There is suddenly a spring in the step of the Australian gold miners thanks to six months of widening cash margins and now gold explorers are beginning to find some joy as well. The last three months have seen capital raisings increase...
Uranium re-energised
The uranium industry bounces back
Walkabout soars on graphite funding in Tanzania
Lindi Jumbo gets debt
Western Areas marches on track
March sees quarter on quarter improvement
Calidus fires up
Production at Warrawoona on track for 2022
Onwards and upwards for Gascoyne
Gascoyne on a winning streak
De Leo appointed chair of AAMEG
Money comes for nickel