By Michael Allan McCrae LG Chem, a major South Korean lithium-ion battery manufacturer, is increasing its cell manufacturing capacity to such an extent that it may surpass the entire LIB market in both output and raw material consumption from just three years ago. Roskill, industry analysts that ran the numbers on LG Chem’s planned output, […]
By Cecilia Jamasmie Australian junior Northern Minerals (ASX: NTU) is getting close to begin exporting quality rare earth carbonate from its Browns Range project in Western Australia’s Kimberley region as it has finished commissioning a pilot plant at the site. Western Australia’s first heavy rare earths (HREs) plant has now all its components installed, powered
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By Scott Tibballs Panoro Minerals (TSXV:PML) has announced the approval of the expansion of the semi-detailed environmental impact assessment (EIAsd) for the Cotabambas project in Peru. This is the second expansion approved to the original EIAsd and includes the area of the Chaupec skarn target zone. President and CEO of Panoro, Luquman Shaheen said: “The
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By Priscila Barrera Continental Gold (TSX:CNL; OTCQX:CGOOF) is pleased to announce results from nine diamond drill holes into the Veta Sur system as part of its 2018 drilling program at its 100-percent-owned Buriticá project in Antioquia, Colombia. As quoted in the press release: “With excellent progress being made in underground development for the mine, we
By Priscila Barrera First Mining Gold (TSX:FF) (OTCQX:FFMGF) (FRANKFURT:FMG) is pleased to announce initial fire assay results from a regional exploration drilling program, currently underway at the company’s wholly-owned Goldlund Gold property (“Goldlund”) in northwestern Ontario, Canada. As quoted in the press release: Jeff Swinoga, president and chief executive officer of First Mining, stated, “This
By Michael Allan McCrae Colorado School of Mines held its annual M Climb event on Friday where students and faculty carried a 10-pound rock from their hometown to form an M on a local mountainside. The school says the tradition dates back from 110 years ago when students and faculty built a monument on Mount
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By Priscila Barrera SEMAFO (TSX, OMX: SMF) announces an update on its security measures in Burkina Faso following two armed incidents last week. The Mana and Boungou Mines continue to operate without interruption. As quoted in the press release: Boungou Mine The transport of personnel and supplies has resumed between the Boungou Mine and Ouagadougou
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By Cory댊 Doc Copper down 20%, sending a macro message? Copper is a sector we have been talking a lot about over the past 2 months as the price has dramatically pulled back. More importantly is what it could be telling us about the future of the US and global economy. Our friend Chris Kimble,
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By Scott Tibballs Adventus Zinc (TSXV:ADZN) and Salazar Resources (TSXV:SRL) have announced additional 2018 drill results at the Curipamba project in Ecuador including 3.71 metres of 3 percent copper, 36.55 grams per tonne (g/t) gold, 32.17 percent zinc, 411.3 g/t silver and 6.80 percent lead. As highlighted in the press release: CURI-278 intersected 4.58 metres
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By Cory댊 The Bitcoin Bear Market and The EOS vs Ethereum Debate Ryan Wilday is back to share some comments on the cryptocurrency space. We start out with his update technicals for the current Bitcoin bear market. Throughout this year we have seen lower highs and lower lows. I also get Ryan’s thoughts on the
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