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August 2024

IGO dodges investor punishment

Perth-based miner IGO (ASX:IGO) seems to have escaped another round of punishment from investors sceptical about its nickel and lithium operations. The company’s shares rose more than 4% at one stage yesterday after it revealed that the huge Greenbushes lithium mine and the corporate structure surrounding its ownership had saved it from joining other lithium […]

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Corella Resources (ASX:CR9) discusses novel flowsheeting for high-purity alumina

Corella Resources Limited (ASX:CR9) CEO Jess Maddren provides an overview of the business, discussing novel steps for high-purity alumina flowsheeting. Peter Milios: I’m Peter Milios from the Finance News Network, and today I’m talking with Corella Resources (ASX:CR9). Corella Resources, trading under the ASX Code “CR9” with a market capitalisation of approximately $3m, is an

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MinRes shares hit two-year low

Mineral Resources (ASX:MIN) shares were justifiably sold down on Thursday after the company quietly released its 2023-24 results late in the evening, revealing the shocking news that it was dropping its final dividend. Additionally, the Perth-based lithium, iron ore, and energy group reported an 80% fall in annual profit and announced it was hunkering down

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Stocks of the Hour: Battery Age Minerals, HyTerra, Vection Technologies

To register for Friday’s webinar click here. Battery Age Minerals (ASX:BM8) has identified multiple drill targets at its Bleiberg Lead-Zinc-Germanium Project in Austria, extending over a 6 km strike length based on historical datasets. BM8 has advanced its targeting strategy by integrating 100+ years of historical geological data, confirming the presence of prospective mineralisation-hosting stratigraphy,

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ASX down 0.61% near noon following a poor performance on Wall Street

At 11:40am, the S&P/ASX 200 is 0.61 per cent lower at 8,022.20, mirroring a weak performance on Wall Street and a sharp decline in Nvidia’s stock. The local market was also influenced by a wave of corporate earnings reports, including from Qantas and Wesfarmers. Key sectors such as consumer and technology experienced declines, while financials

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