After a dismal IPO in late October, during which shares dropped nearly 50%, Chariot Corporation Ltd (ASX: CC9) immediately hit the ground at its flagship Black Mountain Project in Wyoming, looking to turn the tides in its favour. At the outset, the company faced challenging early winter conditions that led to issues such as freezing of the water source, water and diesel lines, water truck breakdowns, and blocked access roads—not to mention the gloomy lithium prices. However

Novo Resources Corp announces - Egina JV tenements are considered highly prospective for significant intrusion-related gold deposits

After having a tough year in its home base, Kiwi-based courier and express delivery company Freightways Group Ltd (ASX: FRW) is exploring a larger investor market in Australia, with its dual listing on the ASX last September. The company recognises Australia's increasing significance in its activities, with Australian operations contributing to 30% of its total revenue in FY23. With the listing, Freightways will collaborate with Australian fund managers who primarily focus

Early learning provider Nido Education Limited (ASX: NDO) made a strong impact during its October ASX listing, becoming the second-largest listed operator in the industry. The company raised $99.2 million by selling 99.2 million shares at A$1.00, delivering a market capitalisation of A$219 million. With the listing, Nido joins G8 Education, Mayfield Childcare, and Embark Education Group to become the fourth listed operator in the industry. Since then, the company used a

Just five months into its ASX foray, Great Divide Mining Ltd (ASX: GDM) has identified the potential for lithium and rare earth elements (REE) at the company’s Cape Project within the New Goldfield tenement in Queensland. To fund its gold and critical metals projects, the company floated on the ASX after a $5 million IPO at an offer price of $A0.21, which was oversubscribed. Situated within Queensland, Each of GDM’s projects are believed to have “company maker” potential:

As we move into the generation of clean energy, the topic of uranium mining is brewing in Australia, especially in Western Australia. The only state and territory in Australia where uranium can be mined is South Australia and the Northern Territory. The Western Australian government took a stance a few years ago to ban the mining of uranium and this has taken its toll on the industry. However, it does seem that the sentiment to overturn that decision is now softening. The min

In a bleek market for lithium explorers, James Bay Minerals Ltd (JBY) is yet another victim to the spodumene prices, currently trading at around A$0.15, 33% below the IPO offer price. Listed in mid-September, the stock was on a bull run for a little more than two months clocking as high A$0.61 – making it one of the most valuable IPOs during the period. A full-blooded Quebecois, James Bay Minerals holds 346 square kilometres of prospective lithium projects in the James Bay

I have known about Cobra Resources Plc's story for a while, but as they are listed in the UK, it is hard to learn what they are doing to advance their projects in Australia. The gold explorer turned Rare Earth player has some interesting points for their Rare Earth story. I met Rupert Verco at the beginning of 2023, and he struck me as a guy who had a firm understanding of his project in South Australia. He has a good view of the direction his REE project needs to take and th

By Epherems Joseph Papua New Guinea-focused gold explorer Tolu Minerals Ltd (ASX: TOK) hit the boards last November in an oversubscribed IPO, raising over $A17 million at 50 cents per share, participating in what it calls the “renaissance” of the PNG mining sector. The company has secured a valuable portfolio of assets, including the historically operated, fully permitted, high-grade Tolukuma gold-silver mine, a substantial package of adjacent exploration licenses on the Tol

Litchfield Minerals Ltd (ASX: LMS) experienced a subdued start on the ASX last Friday, with its shares opening at A$0.195, down 2.5% from the offer price of A$0.20 (Figure 1). The first trading day saw a volume of 850,386 shares, indicating moderate investor engagement, amidst a bid/offer spread of A$0.185 to A$0.195. Despite high anticipation of the oversubscribed $5 million IPO, the opening below the offer price reflects a cautious or uncertain outlook from investors. Figur

By Ephrems Joseph After raking in some serious gains during its ASX debut in early January, Kali Metals has delivered some strong news flow across its lithium tenements in Western Australia and the Lachlan Fold Belt in NSW and Victoria – despite the market’s sombre sentiment towards spodumene. After the initial fanfare during which the lithium explorer clocked up to A$0.89 – a 250% jump from its IPO which was priced at A$0.25, the stock has been trading steadily in the A$0.3

Coffee with Samso 194 with Andrew Radonjic on the Jupiter Rare Earth REE deposit as the next Mt Weld.