MT50 gold companies market caps surge 42% to $34.5b
Hamelin Gold: focusing on rare and beautiful metal bismuth as a pathfinder to gold
Bismuth is considered to be a rare and beautiful metal.
It has a pinkish hue and a rainbow-like oxide layer that gives it a similar appearance to a gemstone. But it is not bismuth’s good looks that has the team at Hamelin Gold (ASX:HMG) excited.
The company is adopting a modern approach to a prospective yet largely underexplored landholding in the Tanami Gold Province in Western Australia. The identification of the remarkable relationship between bismuth and gold in the Tanami has delivered a powerful new exploration tool to the young team.
Mid-tier miners a focal point as top 50 continue to punch above their weight
The market value of critical minerals companies ballooned by $20 billion (or 29%) to $90 billion at the end of 2022, a new PwC report shows.
Three of Australia’s mid-tier 50 mining companies (MT50) focused on lithium finished the year with more than $10 billion in market capitalisation. Interestingly, the values of coal miners increased significantly after June 2022 reporting.
In its half-year industry and financial analysis of Australia’s MT50 for H2 2022, PwC has issued an analysis that complements the firm’s Aussie Mine 2022 Mission Critical report.
Future Battery Minerals has faith in Saints Nickel Project following?‘positive’ Scoping Study
Future Battery Minerals (ASX:FBM) has received ‘positive’ Scoping Study results that demonstrate the potential viability of its flagship Saints Nickel Project in Western Australia.?
Future Battery Minerals says the Scoping Study has confirmed ‘strong’ financial metrics for the project based on a relatively low pre-production capital cost of $8.6 million.?
The company notes, based on key base case scenario assumptions, project payback is modelled to occur within just 12 months of development with a 5-year life of mine (LOM).?
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Great Boulder reminds shareholders entitlement offer closes soon
Australian mineral exploration company Great Boulder Resources (ASX:GBR) is reminding shareholders that its non-renounceable entitlement offer to raise $3.5 million is closing on 14 April 2023.
The company reports the non-renounceable entitlement offer prospectus together with the accompanying personalised entitlement and acceptance form is available to download at Automic’s website.
Eligible shareholders with queries on their forms are also being encouraged to contact Automic. Great Boulder Resources says shareholders should fully consider the prospectus in deciding whether to acquire the securities.
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