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Newcastle Coal to Power Facility with Solar

Newcastle Coal Infrastructure Group has entered into a long-term power purchase agreement with Lightsource BP to source solar energy for its Kooragang Island facility. The agreement will enable the facility to run entirely on renewable electricity by 2030. The power will be supplied by the Goulburn River solar farm, a 585-megawatt project currently under construction […]

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Perpetual Expands Tin Exploration Amid Rising Prices

Perpetual Resources (ASX: PEC) is ramping up exploration at its Itinga Tin Project in Brazil, spurred by recent exceptional tin grades exceeding 20% Sn from reconnaissance sampling. These results build on previous findings, including assays up to 7.3% Sn, highlighting the project’s significant mineralisation potential. The company plans to undertake extensive follow-up exploration, including reviewing

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Navigator Global Invests in 1315 Capital

Navigator Global has announced its acquisition of a 23.5% minority stake in US-based private equity firm 1315 Capital for $70.5 million USD ($111.44 million AUD). 1315 Capital, which manages over $1 billion USD ($1.6 billion AUD) in assets, specializes in providing growth equity and growth buyout capital to commercial-stage medtech outsourcing, medical technology, and health

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UBS Upgrades Mineral Resources to “Buy”

UBS has upgraded its rating for Mineral Resources (MinRes) to “buy,” setting a revised price target of $28.60. This target suggests a potential upside of approximately 20% from the company’s current trading levels. The upgrade reflects UBS’s assessment that MinRes shares are currently undervalued, particularly considering prevailing prices for iron ore and spodumene, key commodities

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Cyclone Alfred: Inflationary Pressure and GDP Impact

Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers has cautioned that consumer prices may increase in the aftermath of Cyclone Alfred, which caused widespread destruction to crops and homes. Preliminary government assessments indicate a substantial immediate impact on the nation’s gross domestic product (GDP), potentially reaching $1.2 billion. This could translate to a reduction of approximately one-quarter of a

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