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July 2023

Hastings Technology Metals (ASX:HAS) – Webinar Presentation

Teck Lim – CFO – Hastings Technology Metals (ASX:HAS) is a Perth-based rare earths company primed to become the world’s next producer of neodymium and praseodymium concentrate (NdPr). NdPr are vital components in the manufacture of permanent magnets used every day in advanced technology products ranging from electric vehicles to wind turbines, robotics, medical applications, digital

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Stocks of the Hour: GreenTech Metals, Golden Deeps, Noble Helium

GreenTech Metals (ASX:GRE) has encountered high-grade lithium at its Ruth Well Project in WA. Executive Director Thomas Reddicliffe commented: “We believe the consistency of the grades over a now 7.5km strike is evidence of a large mineralising system and underscores the prospectivity of this pegmatite zone.” Shares are trading 24.11 per cent higher at 69.5

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Zinc: A versatile metal powering the renewable energy movement

Zinc is the fourth most widely consumed base metal in the world, holding significant importance in the construction and automobiles industries. Zinc finds its primary application in the galvanizing process, where it safeguards iron and steel from rusting. It also possesses the versatility to form alloys with other metals, enabling its use in die-casting applications

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Twitter rival Threads amasses 10 million users in 7 hours

In an astonishing achievement, Meta’s Threads app has garnered over 10 million users within a mere 7 hours since its launch. This remarkable growth showcases the power of Meta’s existing scale and distribution, along with the demand for an alternative to Twitter. With its integration with Instagram, which boasts an astounding 1.6 billion users, Threads

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Aurora Metals leaves $170m in debts

In a tumultuous turn of events, Queensland-based mining company Aurora Metals has collapsed, leaving a trail of debts totaling approximately $170 million. The company’s financiers have appointed receivers over the top of administrators, leaving small trade creditors at the back of the queue for potential repayments. KordaMentha, the appointed administrator, is currently working through Aurora

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