Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time so it seems did many of the market’s fears and the ASX ripped for a third week running Market data confirmed Australia’s slowdown in inflation which combined with US tech giant earnings and AI investment roaring back to life resulted in a steady flow of green for traders There hasn’t been a red day on the market for nine straight trading days This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… DY6 Metals as the mining and energy sectors both pulled back to the pack Lower inflationary figures are helping to push calls for the Reserve Bank to announce further rate cuts at its May meeting and Australia’s economic figures show expansion despite higher cost of living pressures and higher interest rates Resources again seem to be the saving grace thanks to jacked-up LNG prices and Chinese demand for minerals triggered in part by a stream of economic stimulus from President Xi’s CCP The United States and the Ukraine finally inked their critical minerals agreement this week The deal grants the US a portion of profits and royalties from any future sales of Ukrainian minerals and rare earths – the latter would seem to be limited Trump may have overstated Ukraine’s rare earths-rich landscape which is in fact why one Bulls N’ Bears Runner made a late charge for the podium spot critical minerals companies dominated this week’s Runners of the Week list with all three of the companies three bagging between Monday and Friday Taking out top spot is an African critical minerals minnow that does have quite a bit of rare earth elements and the critical mineral gallium This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is rare earth elements (REE) and heavy minerals exploration company DY6 Metals The company shot out of a cannon on Tuesday after it revealed that historical assays at its Tundulu REE project in Malawi features significant high-grade mineralisation of the critical mineral gallium A review of past drill results confirmed high-grade intercepts including a 74-metre hit grading 93.3 grams per tonne (g/t) gallium oxide with 1.56 per cent total rare earth oxides (TREO) from 72m depth and 53m running 72.8g/t gallium with 1.02 per cent TREO Gallium was recently put on China’s hit list for critical mineral export controls as the metal’s demand and price has steadily increased in recent years for its uses in semiconductors China controls about 94 per cent of global gallium supply leaving the rest of the world frantically searching for the metal which has interestingly popped up in DY6’s carbonotite hosted rare earth project The company noted its gallium mineralisation was open at depth with elevated results occurring within the saprolite clays near surface and again within fresh rock at depth DY6’s shares promptly quadrupled on Tuesday morning peaking at 18.5 cents for a gain of 340 per cent from last week’s close of 4.2c The company was quickly placed into a speeding halt by the good boys and girls down at the ASX who insisted the company needed to supply more evidence and documentation Some $1.1 million worth of stock was exchanged in its one hour of trading on Tuesday which was the company’s highest most one-day volume over the past year DY6 says it will now kick off critical metallurgical test work on a Tundulu bulk sample to determine if the deposit can economically produce a multiple product package The company says substantial potential remains for additional gallium as only 40 per cent of the 91.5-square-kilometre project area has been drill-tested Tundulu’s already REE-rich deposit could quickly add a valuable byproduct Sampling carried out by the company found mineral rich carbonatite at the previously unexplored Tundulu Hill and Makhanga Hill to the east and west of Nathace respectively Charging late this week and going down by a nose is gold and rare earths hopeful Dateline Resources The company was touted by Donald Trump on his Truth Social platform this week with the leader of the free world giving his seal of approval to the company’s Colosseum project outside of Las Vegas President Trump referred to the developing gold project as “America’s second rare earths mine” noting it had been approved after years of stalled permitting Dateline’s share price surged 233 per cent on Friday on 390 million shares traded the project is highly prospective for rare earth elements (REE) as it sits just 10km north of the globally significant Mountain Pass REE mine the company has been primarily focussed on Colosseum’s 1.1-million-ounce gold endowment Dateline will now look to weave rare earths exploration into its ongoing development story with Dateline wrapping a robust scoping study around its deposit outlining an 8.3-year mine life with an annual output of 75,000 ounces at an all-in sustaining cost of US$1490 per ounce The study projects a net present value of US$235 million and a 31 per cent internal rate of return based on a conservative gold price of US$2200 per ounce With gold prices now more than US$3200 per ounce the project’s economics are significantly juiced up forecasting total sales of nearly US$1.5 billion over its lifespan The Trump administration appears more focused on the project’s rare earth elements potential and highlighted the project as “America’s second rare earth elements mine.” An executive order from President Donald Trump earlier this year seeking to reduce US dependence on China seems to be the driving force here however we wonder if the gun hoe leader of the free world may have gotten his wires crossed Andromeda Metals has confirmed its South Australian kaolin can be processed into +99.99 per cent high purity alumina for use in smartphones and synthetic sapphires Runners’ final podium finish goes to high purity alumina hopeful Andromeda Metals after the company announced it had achieved the critical four nine purity designation (4N or 99.99 per cent) for its high purity alumina (HPA) product from its Great White kaolin project in South Australia Kaolin is a soft white alumina clay primarily used in ceramics and paints that can also be converted to HPA for high end uses in synthetic sapphires and smart phones Andromeda announced that after seven years of successful metallurgical test work the company had achieved a 99.9985 per cent purity level from its kaolin sourced at its Great White project The news sent its share price skyward on Thursday hitting a top of 2.85c on $6.5M worth of paper traded exactly 200 per cent up on its close price from last week Andromeda says its HPA is among the highest quality grades which makes it ideal for applications in batteries With demand for this critical mineral projected to exceed supply by 48 per by 2028 Andromeda is looking to cash in on the growing market which was confirmed by an independent analysis to produce a premium HPA The company says its lab scale trials sets it apart from other HPA producers as Andromeda’s process will likely be more cost and carbon effective than other reported processes the company will look to complete a scoping study and investigate government funding opportunities It locked in $75M in project debt financing a little over a month ago The final Runner and critical minerals company for the week is Jindalee Lithium the company got a run on with our critical minerals’ quartet thanks to its addition to the US’s FAST-41 framework The framework designation signals US federal interest in projects that are of national strategic importance and promises them a fast track to eventual production Jindalee Lithium started the week at relatively the same levels it was last week before the Trump administration included its flagship McDermitt Lithium project in Oregon on the incoming US FAST-41 list with five solid days of volume sending its share price to a high of 67c on Thursday This was a 158 per cent increase on last week The company says its significant McDermitt deposit was designated a ‘transparency project’ under the FAST-41 framework because it has one of the biggest contained lithium resources nationally It was one of only 10 resource projects nationally listed in FAST-41 in a White House announcement early last week Jindalee has gotten busy simultaneously applying for US Department of Defence grants to co-fund a feasibility study at McDermitt The company expects to know the success of any awards by the middle of the year The growing demand for domestically sourced lithium has been highlighted as a priority for the Trump administration getting government recognition at a counter cyclical time could be just what McDermitt needs to push on to become a producing lithium mine Is your ASX-listed company doing something interesting? Contact: mattbirney@bullsnbears.com.au so it seems did many of the market\\u2019s fears and the ASX ripped for a third week running Market data confirmed Australia\\u2019s slowdown in inflation There hasn\\u2019t been a red day on the market for nine straight trading days Lower inflationary figures are helping to push calls for the Reserve Bank to announce further rate cuts at its May meeting and Australia\\u2019s economic figures show expansion despite higher cost of living pressures and higher interest rates thanks to jacked-up LNG prices and Chinese demand for minerals triggered in part by a stream of economic stimulus from President Xi\\u2019s CCP The deal grants the US a portion of profits and royalties from any future sales of Ukrainian minerals and rare earths \\u2013 the latter would seem to be limited Trump may have overstated Ukraine\\u2019s rare earths-rich landscape which is in fact why one Bulls N\\u2019 Bears Runner made a late charge for the podium spot critical minerals companies dominated this week\\u2019s Runners of the Week list This week\\u2019s Bulls N\\u2019 Bears ASX Runner of the Week is rare earth elements (REE) and heavy minerals exploration company DY6 Metals Gallium was recently put on China\\u2019s hit list for critical mineral export controls as the metal\\u2019s demand and price has steadily increased in recent years for its uses in semiconductors which has interestingly popped up in DY6\\u2019s carbonotite hosted rare earth project DY6\\u2019s shares promptly quadrupled on Tuesday morning peaking at 18.5 cents for a gain of 340 per cent from last week\\u2019s close of 4.2c which was the company\\u2019s highest most one-day volume over the past year Tundulu\\u2019s already REE-rich deposit could quickly add a valuable byproduct with the leader of the free world giving his seal of approval to the company\\u2019s Colosseum project outside of Las Vegas President Trump referred to the developing gold project as \\u201CAmerica\\u2019s second rare earths mine\\u201D Dateline\\u2019s share price surged 233 per cent on Friday on 390 million shares traded the company has been primarily focussed on Colosseum\\u2019s 1.1-million-ounce gold endowment the project\\u2019s economics are significantly juiced up The Trump administration appears more focused on the project\\u2019s rare earth elements potential and highlighted the project as \\u201CAmerica\\u2019s second rare earth elements mine.\\u201D Runners\\u2019 final podium finish goes to high purity alumina hopeful Andromeda Metals after the company announced it had achieved the critical four nine purity designation (4N or 99.99 per cent) for its high purity alumina (HPA) product from its Great White kaolin project in South Australia as Andromeda\\u2019s process will likely be more cost and carbon effective than other reported processes the company got a run on with our critical minerals\\u2019 quartet thanks to its addition to the US\\u2019s FAST-41 framework The company says its significant McDermitt deposit was designated a \\u2018transparency project\\u2019 under the FAST-41 framework because it has one of the biggest contained lithium resources nationally Is your ASX-listed company doing something interesting Jindalee Lithium Limited (Jindalee, the Company; ASX: JLL, OTCQX: JNDAF) advises that the Company has sold its shareholding in Dynamic Metals (ASX: DYM Dynamic was formerly a Jindalee subsidiary which held Jindalee’s Australian exploration assets Dynamic was spun out of the Company in January 2023 following a $7M IPO which included a priority entitlement to Jindalee shareholders1 leaving Jindalee as a pure play US lithium company focussed on the 100% owned McDermitt Project (McDermitt) one of the largest lithium deposits in the US and of global significance In mid-November 2024 Jindalee announced the results of a Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) on McDermitt2 The PFS confirmed a 63 year life with the Project producing 1.8Mt Lithium Carbonate at C1 costs of US$8,670/t for the first 40 years and a 5 year payback The PFS also noted excellent potential to reduce capital and operating costs as well as increase production at McDermitt Priority activities following completion of the PFS include engagement with potential funding partners and US Government agencies together with investigation of opportunities to improve Project economics The proceeds from the Dynamic sale will enable these activities to be accelerated Jindalee’s CEO Ian Rodger commented"This transaction is firmly aligned with our strategy of advancing McDermitt while preserving shareholder value At a time when many lithium companies are struggling to raise capital Jindalee’s ability to unlock funding from a non-core asset enables us to accelerate project development in a less dilutive way History shows that projects advanced during downturns are best positioned to capture the upswing and with lithium prices at unsustainable levels This funding provides us the runway to progress key catalysts—including engagement with potential funding partners and US government agencies and advancing permitting and community engagement As one of the most advanced sedimentary lithium projects in the US McDermitt is strategically positioned to benefit from the policy priorities of the new administration as the US moves to secure domestic supply of critical minerals." Click here for the full ASX Release This article includes content from Jindalee Lithium Limited, licensed for the purpose of publishing on Investing News Australia. This article does not constitute financial product advice. It is your responsibility to perform proper due diligence before acting upon any information provided here. Please refer to our full disclaimer here Jindalee Lithium (ASX:JLL,OTCQX:JNDAF) is an Australia-based pure-play US lithium company focused exclusively on its 100-percent-owned McDermitt Lithium Project currently one of the largest lithium deposits in the US boasting a resource of 21.5 million tons (Mt) of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) Backed by a newly released (November 2024) prefeasibility study (PFS) demonstrating very compelling economics the McDermitt Project is poised to play a crucial role in meeting North America’s growing lithium demand for the lucrative battery value chain As the US continues to transition to energy independence, demand for lithium is expected to exponentially increase is a game-changer for North American lithium supply critical for meeting the demands of the fast-growing electric vehicle The Ames National Laboratory spearheads the DOE's Critical Materials Innovation Hub Key milestones in the US lithium resource space also provide significant insights into the future prospects for Jindalee’s project. Lithium Americas (TSX:LAC) has received a total of US$945 million investment from General Motors construction and operation of the Thacker Pass project in Humboldt County In October 2024 LAC closed a $2.3 billion loan from the US Department of Energy and in April 2025 announced the Final Investment Decision for Thacker Pass following a $250 million investment from Orion Resource Partners Another lithium resource developer in Nevada, Australia-based Ioneer (ASX:INR) has closed a US$996 million loan guarantee from the US Department of Energy to finance the development of its flagship Rhyolite Ridge lithium-boron project The US government has taken further action to bolster domestic critical mineral production. On 20 March 2025, President Trump issued a significant executive order titled "Immediate Measures to Increase American Mineral Production" underscoring the urgency and strategic imperative of increasing domestic supply chains for critical minerals This order builds on previous initiatives by fast-tracking the permitting processes prioritizing access to mineral-rich federal lands and mobilizing substantial financial resources – including Defense Production Act (DPA) funds – towards domestic mineral projects As one of the largest lithium resources in the US and situated on federal lands Jindalee’s McDermitt Lithium Project stands to potentially benefit from these accelerated permitting processes and enhanced government support mechanisms The clear commitment demonstrated by the US administration highlights the critical strategic advantage of domestically located mineral assets such as McDermitt reinforcing its importance in securing robust domestic supply chains These are just a few examples of current market dynamics that point to a rapidly accelerating lithium resource development in the US with the right blend of experience and expertise in geology corporate administration and international finance leads Jindalee to fully capitalize on the potential of its assets The economic metrics revealed in the PFS paint a compelling picture of the McDermitt Lithium Project's potential: Production Capacity: The Project is set to produce 1.8 Mt of battery-grade lithium carbonate over its first 40 years with an annual output forecast of 47,500 tons per annum (tpa) in the initial 10 years tapering to 44,300 tpa over the first 40 years Financial Metrics: The Project boasts a net present value (NPV) of US$3.23 billion at an 8 percent discount rate with an internal rate of return (IRR) of 17.9 percent These figures underscore the Project’s strong economic viability Payback Period: Investors can expect a payback period of less than five years a relatively short timeframe for a project of this magnitude Break-even Price: The break-even NPV price is approximately US$14,600/t of lithium carbonate providing a buffer against market fluctuations The PFS estimates a total project cost of US$3.02 billion which includes a prudent 21 percent contingency margin This substantial investment is balanced by impressive profitability projections including an EBITDA margin of 66 percent generating post-tax free cash flow of US$6.6 billion during the first decade of operations With a pre-tax net operating cashflow margin of 17 percent at current spot prices McDermitt shows strong cash generation potential These financial indicators suggest that McDermitt is not only economically viable but potentially highly profitable positioning it as an attractive prospect for investors and strategic partners alike The McDermitt Project is located in Malheur County on the Oregon-Nevada border and is approximately 35 kilometres west of the town of McDermitt The 100-percent-owned asset covers 54.6 square kilometres of claims at the northern end of the McDermitt volcanic caldera The Project is characterized by its unique sedimentary lithium deposits primarily composed of lithium-bearing clays a geological formation that sets McDermitt apart from many other lithium projects worldwide This sedimentary nature of the deposit offers several advantages: The lithium-rich clays at McDermitt are part of a broader geological context that includes volcanic tuffs and sedimentary rocks This geological setting is indicative of a complex depositional history which has resulted in the concentration of lithium in economically viable quantities The 2023 mineral resources estimate (MRE) for the McDermitt Project contains a combined indicated and inferred mineral resource inventory of 3 billion tons at 1,340 parts per million (ppm) lithium for a total of 21.5 Mt LCE at 1,000 ppm cut-off grade market and partnership development workstreams successfully confirming value potential for producing an intermediate Nickel product for the battery value chain Rodger holds a Bachelor of Mining Engineering from the University of Queensland a Masters of Mineral Economics from Curtin University and is also a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and member of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy he is the past chair of the Lester Prize and is a mentor in the Kilfinan program having previously been employed as legal counsel of Neometals Wates holds Bachelor's degrees in Law and Commerce and a Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance and Investment economically significant lithium resource for North American battery supply chain Download the PDF here. Download the PDF here. Download the PDF here. Download the PDF here. Download the PDF here. European Metals Holdings (ASX:EMH,LSE:EMH,OTCQX:EMHXY) confirmed the approval of a US$36 million Just Transition Fund (JTF) grant for its Cinovec lithium-tin project on Monday (April 28) supporting projects that align with the economic diversification and reconversion of concerned territories such as Bulgaria JTF states on its website that the number of supported projects varies annually The grant also forms part of the European Union’s efforts to transition to clean energy and achieve climate goals Cinovec was chosen as it was designated as a strategic project under the Critical Raw Minerals Act in March, underlining its importance in Europe’s journey toward securing stable supply of critical raw minerals. It was also declared a strategic deposit by the Czech government a designation that accelerates certain permitting processes "The grant funding will be utilised to fast track a number of critical path items with regards to the Cinovec Project,” commented European Metals Executive Chair Keith Coughlan in a press release “This confirmation builds on recent project momentum and is another clear indicator of the support the European Union and the Czech government is willing to provide to assist in getting Cinovec into production in the timeliest manner possible." Located approximately 100 kilometres northwest of Prague in the Ústí region of the Czech Republic Cinovec was acquired by European Metals in 2014 through a 100 percent purchase of its exploration rights It is said to host the largest lithium resource in Europe and is regarded as one of the largest undeveloped tin resources in the world it is expected to produce 29,386 tonnes per annum of battery-grade lithium oxide over a 25 year life As per a 2021 JORC-compliant resource estimate Cinovec holds 708 million tonnes at an average grade of 0.42 percent lithium oxide for a total of 7.39 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent The results of a definitive feasibility study for Cinovec are expected by mid-2025 Should the project successfully enter production it could assist in supporting the EU's objective of achieving lithium self-sufficiency by 2030 Don’t forget to follow us @INN_Australia for real-time news updates hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article Atlantic Lithium is advancing Ghana’s first lithium mine at Ewoyaa, a fully permitted, strategically located project ready to supply global battery markets With strong local support and a clear path to production the company is positioned for near-term growth and long-term impact in the energy transition Atlantic Lithium (AIM:ALL,ASX: A11,GSE:ALLGH,OTCQX: ALLIF) is an Africa-focused lithium exploration and development company advancing its flagship Ewoyaa Lithium project through to production as Ghana’s first lithium mine favourable regulatory climate and stable political backdrop Ghana remains largely overlooked as an investment jurisdiction for battery metals the country boasts a strong strategic location Ghana is also home to an abundance of mineral wealth 180,000 tonnes of estimated lithium resources Atlantic Lithium intends to produce spodumene concentrate capable of conversion to lithium chemicals for use in electric vehicle batteries and energy storage A definitive feasibility study (DFS) released in June 2023 shows that Ewoyaa has demonstrable economic viability low capital intensity and excellent profitability three-stage crushing and conventional Dense Medium Separation (DMS) processing the DFS outlines the production of 3.6 Mt of spodumene concentrate over a 12-year mine life which will make it one of the largest spodumene mines by production capacity globally The Ewoyaa Lithium Project was awarded a Mining Lease in October 2023, an EPA Permit in September 2024, and a Mine Operating Permit in October 2024 Having secured all of the permits required to begin construction Atlantic Lithium currently awaits parliamentary ratification of the Ewoyaa Mining Lease which was issued by the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources in October 2023 The JORC mineral resource estimate at Ewoyaa now stands at 36.8 million tons (Mt) at 1.24 percent lithium oxide 81 of which is now in the higher confidence measured and indicated categories (3.7 Mt at 1.37 percent lithium oxide in the measured category 26.1 Mt at 1.24 percent lithium oxide in the indicated category and 7 Mt at 1.15 percent lithium oxide in the Inferred category) The residents of the project-affected communities in Ghana’s Central Region have voiced their strong support from the advancement of the project towards production Atlantic Lithium’s Ewoyaa Lithium Project site The development of the project is co-funded under an agreement with NASDAQ and ASX-listed Piedmont Lithium (ASX: PLL) under which Piedmont is required to contribute the first US$70m of Development Costs as sole funding to complete its earn-in to 50% of Atlantic Lithium's ownership of the project with all Development Costs and other project expenditure equally shared by both Atlantic Lithium and Piedmont thereafter which is intended to result in the construction of the project and the achievement of initial spodumene production Piedmont will earn the rights to 50 percent of all spodumene concentrate produced at Ewoyaa at market rates providing a route to consumers through several major battery manufacturers The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) has also agreed to invest US$27.9 million at project-level to acquire a 6% contributing interest in the project and Atlantic Lithium’s Ghana Portfolio The project-level investment represents Stage 2 of its Strategic Investment in the company This follows Stage 1 of its Strategic Investment comprising MIIF’s Subscription for US$5 million Atlantic Lithium shares resulting in MIIF becoming a major strategic shareholder in the company MIIF’s Strategic Investment is intended to expedite the development of the project towards production noting that Ewoyaa is one of the most advanced undeveloped hard rock lithium projects globally Atlantic Lithium continues to engage with parties across the battery metals supply chain who express inbound interest in lithium products from Ewoyaa Atlantic Lithium aims to expedite and de-risk the development of the Project realise attractive terms for any offtake contracted and secure well-credentialled partners that will support the company's and Ghana's objectives of supplying lithium into the global market Ghana is a well-established mining region with access to reliable existing infrastructure and a significant mining workforce There are currently 16 operating mines in the country Already the largest taxpayer and employer in Ghana’s Central Region Atlantic Lithium is expected to provide direct employment to over 900 personnel at Ewoyaa and whereby 1 percent of revenues will be allocated to local initiatives will deliver long-lasting benefits to the region and Ghana Atlantic Lithium has the potential to capitalise on its extensive exploration portfolio and deliver upon its objectives of becoming a leading producer of lithium in West Africa Atlantic Lithium's flagship Ewoyaa Lithium Project is situated within 110 kilometres of Takoradi Port and 100 kilometres of Accra with access to excellent infrastructure and a skilled local workforce Atlantic Lithium has been granted a Mining Lease an EPA Permit and a Mine Operating Permit in respect of the project in October 2023 The company is currently advancing the project towards production Atlantic Lithium wholly owns two contiguous exploration licences covering an area of c 771 square kilometres in the mining-friendly jurisdictino of Côte d'Ivoire which borders Ghana on the West African coast The two licences offer the company with exclusive rights to apply its proven lithium exploration expertise over new where the company considers there to be significant lithium discovery potential which are located within 100 kilometres of the country's economic capital Neil Herbert is a fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants and has over 30 years of experience in finance He has been involved in growing mining and oil and gas companies he was co-chairman and managing director of AIM-quoted Polo Resources Herbert was a director of resource investment company Galahad Gold from which he became finance director of its most successful investment he worked to float the company on AIM and the Toronto Stock Exchange in 2006 raised US$400 million in equity financing and subsequently negotiated the sale of the group for US$2.5 billion Herbert has held board positions at a number of resource companies where he has been involved in managing numerous acquisitions He holds a joint honours degree in economics and economic history from the University of Leicester Keith Muller is a mining engineer with over 20 years of operational and leadership experience across domestic and international mining He has a strong operational background in hard rock lithium mining and processing he held roles as both a business leader and general manager at Allkem where he worked on the Mt Cattlin lithium mine in Western Australia and Muller served as operations manager and senior mining engineer at Simec Muller holds a Master of Mining Engineering from the University of New South Wales and a Bachelor of Engineering from the University of Pretoria He is also a member of the Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy the Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland and the Engineering Council of South Africa Amanda Harsas is a senior finance executive with a demonstrable track record and over 25 years’ experience in strategic finance customer and supplier negotiations and capital management Harsas holds a Bachelor of Business from the University of Technology Sydney and is a member of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand and the Australian Institute of Company Directors Kieran Daly is the executive of Growth and Strategic Development at Assore He holds a BSc Mining Engineering from Camborne School of Mines (1991) and an MBA from Wits Business School (2001) and worked in investment banking/equity research for more than 10 years at UBS Daly spent the first 15 years of his mining career at Anglo American’s coal division (Anglo Coal) in a number of international roles including operations Among his key roles were leading and developing Anglo Coal's marketing efforts in Asia and to steel industry customers globally He was also the Global Head of Strategy for Anglo Coal immediately prior to leaving Anglo in 2007 Christelle Van Der Merwe is a senior manager in the growth & strategic development team at Assore She has been a geologist for Assore since 2013 and is involved with the strategic and resource investment decisions of the company Jonathan Henry is an experienced non-executive director having held various leadership and board roles for nearly two decades Henry has significant expertise working across capital markets and the reporting and implementation of ESG-focused initiatives Henry has a wealth of experience projects towards production and commercialisation to deliver shareholder value Henry previously served as non-executive chair and executive chair of Giyani Metals Corporation a battery development company advancing its portfolio of manganese oxide projects in Botswana executive chair and non-executive director at Ormonde Mining non-executive director at Ashanti Gold Corporation director and chief executive officer at Gabriel Resources and various roles including chief executive officer and managing director He holds a BA (Hons) in Natural Sciences from Trinity College Michael Bourguignon is a distinguished project management professional with a rich history of leading significant initiatives in the mining and energy sectors he served as the COO at Evolution Energy Minerals in Tanzania where he managed the optimisation and update of the Definitive Feasibility Study managed the Front-End Engineering Design package and oversaw the completion of the Relocation Action Plan and other community-related works Bourguignon worked with Rio Tinto in Australia as a consulting construction manager as well as Glencore’s Mopani Copper Mines in Zambia where he was the project director for the Mopani Synclinorium Concentrator and Syrah’s Balama Graphite Mine in Mozambique He has also previously worked in Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire with Perseus Mining Bourguignon holds an MBA from Murdoch University and is a member of the Australian Institute of Project Management Andrew Henry is an accomplished general manager with over a decade’s experience in the operational mining sector large-scale project development and site operations Henry held the role of commercial manager at global lithium chemicals company Allkem and he spent over four years with major gold mining company Newcrest Mining Henry holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of South Australia and is a member of CPA Australia Ahmed-Salim Adam is an experienced mining general manager with over 15 years of experience leading various large-scale projects in Ghana across all stages of mine development Adam has previously held a number of leadership roles including as senior consultant of Metallurgy at GEOMAN Consult Ltd as a director for FGR Bogoso Prestea’s Refractory Project and as general manager at Golden Star Resources He holds a MPhil Minerals Engineering and a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Mineral Engineering both from the University of Mines and Technology He is also a member of The Institute of Materials Minerals and Mining (IOM3) in the United Kingdom and the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM) in Australia Belinda assumed the role of general manager corporate - finance and company secretary in January 2024 having initially joined the company as financial reporting manager in June 2023 Gethin brings a wealth of experience in all aspects of statutory including the preparation of financial statements and accounting for complex transactions Gethin worked as the chief financial officer for Lumus Imaging and Gethin is a chartered accountant and holds a Bachelor of Commerce from UNSW in Sydney Iwan Williams is an exploration geologist with over 20 years' experience across a broad range of commodities Williams has extensive southern and West African experience and has worked in Central and South America His experience includes all aspects of exploration management having participated in the delivery of multiple project studies including resource baseline environmental and social studies and metallurgical test-work programmes He is very familiar with working in Afric,a having spent 23 years of his 28-year geological career in Africa Williams is a graduate of the University of Liverpool resource evaluation and project management experience throughout West Africa with a strong focus on data-rich environments having worked throughout Ghana with AngloGold Ashanti as well as international exploration and resource evaluation experience in Burkina Faso managing all site activities including drilling community consultations and stakeholder engagements and was instrumental inthe establishment of the current development team and defining Ghana’s maiden lithium resource estimate Atlantic Lithium (ASX:A11,LSE:AAL,OTCQX:ALLIF) is appealing to the Ghanaian government to re-evaluate fiscal terms regarding its flagship Ewoyaa lithium project The company’s board of directors acknowledged media reports on the situation in a press release late last week saying it wants to ensure the successful development of the asset head of battery raw materials at Benchmark Mineral Intelligence said at the Benchmark Summit in March that lithium carbonate prices are expected to remain about where they are and that will end up being supportive of prices,” he explained at the Toronto-based event Australian spot spodumene concentrate prices have also declined Starting the year at the US$990 per metric ton level, values contracted through the first quarter of 2025 and are now sitting at the US$765 level a 23.5 percent drop from January 2024's price of US$1,000 Atlantic said that despite this price environment it is dedicated to “working in a spirit of partnership” with the Ghanaian government and its host communities to ensure that Ewoyaa becomes a reality “While current lithium prices present headwinds we believe that through collaboration and prudent fiscal measures we can advance Ewoyaa to production and deliver lasting value for all stakeholders,” said Executive Chair Neil Herbert Atlantic said it is working closely with the Ghanaian government and local communities to progress the project to production and ensure long-term benefits for Ghana In August 2023, Piedmont Lithium (ASX:PLL,NASDAQ: PLL) committed to funding Ewoyaa acquiring a 22.5 percent stake in the project The company continues to assist Atlantic in advancing the project Speaking with the media earlier this week, Atlantic Lithium CEO Keith Muller said that there is “no doubt” in his mind that Ewoyaa will be built Don’t forget to follow us @INN_Australia for real-time news updates Editorial Disclosure: Atlantic Lithium is a client of the Investing News Network European Metals Holdings Limited (ASX & AIM: EMH, OTCQX: EMHXY, ERPNF and EMHLF) (“European Metals” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce the following update in relation to grant funding by the European Union for the Cinovec Project (“Cinovec” or “the Project”) Further to the Project being declared a “Strategic Project” under the (refer to the Company’s ASX/AIM releases dated 26/25 March 2025) (“Cinovec Declared a Strategic Project Under EU Critical Raw Materials Act”) the final approval of financial support for the Project under the JTF represents a further important confirmation of support from European and Czech institutions The terms and conditions of the JTF grant will be detailed in the contract between the grant provider (Czech Ministry of Environment) and the beneficiary including the EIA and construction permitting timetable as well as the conditions for advance payments and reimbursement of costs incurred by the beneficiary The conditions will also include how the Project's progress will be reported to the Czech Ministry of Environment which is the managing authority for JTF projects commented:“We welcome this final confirmation of the significant JTF grant The grant funding will be utilised to fast track a number of critical path items with regards to the Cinovec Project This confirmation builds on recent project momentum and is another clear indicator of the support the European Union and the Czech government is willing to provide to assist in getting Cinovec into production in the timeliest manner possible.” The declaration of the Cinovec Project as a Strategic Project under the CRMA represents confirmation of the advanced stage of development of the Project. The Definitive Feasibility Study (“DFS”) for the Project is progressing towards completion in mid-2025 with the EIA to be completed and submitted for approval by the end of 2025 It is expected that the Czech Ministry of Environment will approve the EIA by mid-2026 with final construction permitting expected to follow within the required time frame of 24 months as set out in CRMA Being named a Strategic Project means that the project is considered highly important for ensuring a secure and sustainable supply of critical raw materials in Europe Such projects must have a credible timeframe and production volumes and have to be implemented with the highest ESG credentials These projects are essential for the green and digital transition as well as for the resilience of the defence and aerospace sectors comprising of the largest hard rock lithium resource in the EU by far is vital to achieve the EU’s objectives on Climate Change Click here for the full ASX Release This article includes content from European Metals, licensed for the purpose of publishing on Investing News Australia. This article does not constitute financial product advice. It is your responsibility to perform proper due diligence before acting upon any information provided here. Please refer to our full disclaimer here most of the world's lithium was produced by an oligopoly of US-listed producers the sector has transformed significantly in recent years Interested investors should cast a wider net to look at global companies — in particular those listed in Australia and China as companies in both countries have become major players in the industry Joint ventures can offer investors different ways to get exposure to mines and jurisdictions Mergers and acquisitions are common in the lithium space, with the biggest news in the industry recently being Rio Tinto's (ASX:RIO,NYSE:RIO,LSE:RIO) acquisition of Arcadium Lithium for US$6.7 billion in March of this year The acquisition transforms Rio Tinto into a global leader in lithium production with one of the world’s largest lithium resource bases As for Chile, the country's lithium landscape is changing following the December 2024 announcement that as a part of its National Lithium Strategy toward public-private partnerships, the government opened up the process of assigning special lithium operation contracts to a total of 12 priority areas lithium investors have a lot to keep an eye on as the space continues to shift Read on for an overview of the current top lithium-producing firms by market cap Market cap: US$99.83 billionShare price: AU$112.70 a global powerhouse in the resource sector for decades is mostly known for its iron and copper production the mining giant has been expanding its position in the world’s lithium market In March 2025, the company cemented its position as one of the biggest lithium-producing companies in the world with the US$6.7 billion all-cash acquisition of Arcadium Lithium the lithium giant formed after the US$10.6 billion merger of lithium majors Allkem and Livent Rio Tinto is consolidating Arcadium's portfolio with its own lithium projects under the name Rio Tinto Lithium Arcadium's portfolio includes the Salar del Hombre Muerto and Olaroz lithium brine operations in Argentina as well as the Mount Cattlin hard-rock mine in Western Australia which is entering care and maintenance in the second half of this year It also has lithium hydroxide production capacity in the US Rio Tinto said it will increase its lithium carbonate equivalent production capacity to over 200,000 metric tons (MT) annually by 2028 Lithium acquisitions are not new to Rio Tinto. In 2022, it acquired the Rincon project in Argentina from Rincon Mining. Rincon has an expected annual capacity of 53,000 MT of battery-grade lithium carbonate over a 40 year mine life although Rio Tinto plans to expand production at the site to 60,000 MT per year A pilot battery-grade lithium carbonate plant is scheduled for completion in H1 2025 As of March 2025, Rio Tinto is also reportedly in talks to develop the Roche Dure lithium deposit in the Democratic Republic of Congo one of the world's largest hard-rock lithium deposits Market cap: US$10.93 billionShare price: US$37.05 SQM has five business areas ranging from lithium to potassium to specialty plant nutrition Its primary lithium operations are in Chile and it is also working to bring production online in Australia SQM sources brine from the Salar de Atacama; it then processes lithium chloride from the brine into lithium carbonate and hydroxide at its Salar del Carmen lithium plants located near Antofagasta the state will begin receiving 85 percent of the operating margin of the new production from SQM’s operations Overall, the company sees its total sales volumes from all its lithium operations increasing by 15 percent this year Market cap: US$7.5 billionShare price: US$2.51 Ganfeng Lithium has operations across the entire electric vehicle battery supply chain Even though it is relatively new compared to some companies on the list Ganfeng has become one of the world’s largest producers of both lithium metals and lithium hydroxide This is due to its strategy of investing heavily in overseas projects to secure long-term lithium resources which holds the rights to two lithium salt lakes in Argentina's Salta province Ganfeng purchased Leo Lithium’s (ASX:LLL,OTC Pink:LLLAF) Goulamina project in Mali in May 2024 and brought it into production in December Goulamina has a mine capacity of 506,000 MT of spodumene per year The company’s goal is to double that capacity to 1 million MT per year In February 2025, Ganfeng brought its US$790 million Mariana project in Argentina into production The Mariana mine is situated on the Llullaillaco salt flat and has the capacity to produce 20,000 MT of lithium chloride per year Market cap: US$6.92 billionShare price: US$58.88 North Carolina-based Albemarle is dividing into two primary business units one of which — the Albemarle Energy Storage unit — is focused wholly on the lithium-ion battery and energy transition markets It includes the firm's lithium carbonate Albemarle’s Australian assets includes the MARBL joint venture with Mineral Resources (ASX:MIN,OTC Pink:MALRF) The 50/50 JV owns and operates the Wodgina hard-rock lithium mine in Western Australia Albemarle wholly owns the on-site Kemerton lithium hydroxide facility The company’s other Australian joint venture is the aforementioned Greenbushes mine in which it holds a 49 percent interest alongside Tianqi and IGO Albemarle owns the Silver Peak lithium brine operations in Nevada's Clayton Valley which is currently the country’s only source of lithium production Albemarle is planning to bring its past-producing Kings Mountain lithium mine back online subject to permitting approval and a final investment decision The mine is expected to produce around 420,000 MT of lithium-bearing spodumene concentrate annually Market cap: US$6.61 billionShare price: 30.26 Chinese yuan a subsidiary of Chengdu Tianqi Industry Group is the world’s largest hard-rock lithium producer has a significant position in the Greenbushes mine and Kwinana lithium hydroxide plant through the Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia JV with IGO which is one of the world's largest fully automated battery-grade lithium hydroxide facilities processes feedstock from Greenbushes with a capacity of 24,000 MT per year Construction work for the Phase 2 expansion at Kwinana, which would have doubled its capacity, was terminated in January 2025 due to the current low-price environment for lithium making it economically unviable Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia updated the total mineral resources at Greenbushes in February 2025 to 440 million MT at an average grade of 1.5 percent lithium oxide and its total ore reserve estimate to 172 million MT grading 1.9 percent lithium oxide In March 2025, Tianqi Lithium announced collaborations with a number of academic research institutions including the Institute for Advanced Materials and Technology of the University of Science and Technology Beijing on the research and development of next-generation solid-state battery materials and technology Market cap: US$2.92 billionShare price: AU$2.92 operates its 100 percent owned Pilgangoora lithium-tantalum asset in Western Australia The operation entered commercial production in 2019 and consists of two processing plants: the Pilgan plant located on the northern side of the Pilgangoora area which produces a spodumene concentrate and a tantalite concentrate; and the Ngungaju plant PLS has recently completed a few critical expansion projects at Pilgangoora. Its P680 expansion, for a primary rejection facility and a crushing and ore-sorting facility, was completed in August 2024. The P1000 expansion targeting a spodumene production increase at the site to 1 million MT per year was completed in January 2025 ahead of schedule and within budget The company says the ramp-up to full capacity is expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2025 Market cap: US$2.59 billionShare price: AU$18.95 Australia-based Mineral Resources (MinRes) is a commodities company that mines lithium and iron ore in the country both of MinRes’ lithium mines are joint ventures with other companies on this list In addition to the Wodgina mine in Western Australia which is operated under the MARBL joint venture with Albemarle MinRes holds a 50 percent stake in Albemarle's Qinzhou and Meishan plants in China MinRes owns 50 percent of the Mount Marion lithium operation which is a joint venture with Ganfeng Lithium Production of lithium concentrate began at Mount Marion in 2017 which also has a 51 percent share of the output from the spodumene concentrator at the site MinRes completed the expansion of Mount Marion's spodumene processing plant in 2023 the plant has an annual production capacity of 600,000 MT spodumene concentrate equivalent MinRes acquired the Bald Hill lithium mine, which is also located in Western Australia, in 2023. The company released an updated mineral resource estimate in November 2024 of 58.1 MT at 0.94 percent lithium oxide up 168 percent from the prior June 2018 estimate MinRes announced that it would have to place the mine on care and maintenance until global lithium prices improve The final shipment of Bald Hill spodumene concentrate was made in December 2024 silver-white metal used in pharmaceuticals which power everything from cell phones to laptops to electric vehicles Lithium is the 33rd most abundant element in nature. According to the US Geological Survey, due to continuing exploration, identified lithium resources have increased to about 115 million metric tons worldwide. Global lithium reserves stand at 30 million MT with production reaching 240,000 MT in 2024 The largest hard-rock mine is Greenbushes in Australia and most lithium brine output comes from salars in Chile and Argentina There are various types of lithium products and many different applications for the mineral it is often processed into lithium carbonate Battery-grade lithium carbonate and lithium hydroxide can be used to make cathode material for lithium-ion batteries The latest data from the US Geological Survey shows that the world’s top lithium-producing countries are Australia with production reaching 88,000 metric tons 49,000 metric tons and 41,000 metric tons Global lithium production reached 240,000 metric tons of lithium in 2024 About 87 percent of the lithium produced currently goes toward battery production but other industries also consume the metal while 2 percent goes to lubricating greases The world's largest lithium-producing mine is Talison Lithium and Albemarle's Greenbushes hard-rock mine in Australia, which put out 1.38 million MT of spodumene concentrate in the fiscal year 2024 The top-producing lithium brine operation was SQM's Salar de Atacama operations in Chile with 2023 production of 166,000 metric tons of lithium carbonate The top lithium-importing country is China by a long shot and second place South Korea is another significant importer China is also the top country for lithium processing and both are home to many companies producing lithium-ion batteries The different types of lithium deposits come with their own challenges For example, mining pegmatite lithium from hard-rock ore is known for being expensive while extracting lithium from brines requires vast amounts of water and processing times that can sometimes be as long as 12 months Lithium mining also comes with the difficulties associated with mining other minerals such as long exploration and permitting periods Both major forms of lithium mining can have negative effects on the environment there have been incidents of chemicals leaking into the water supply and damaging the local ecosystems; in addition these operations tend to have a large environmental footprint This form of lithium extraction also affects the condition of the soil and air Although future demand for lithium is expected to keep rising due to its role in green energy, the metal shouldn't run out any time soon as companies are continuing to discover new lithium reserves and are developing more advanced extraction technologies there are companies working on technology to recycle battery metals which will eventually allow lithium from lithium-ion batteries to re-enter the supply chain Researchers have been working on developing and testing a variety of lithium alternatives for batteries Some of these options include hydrogen batteries liquid batteries that could be pumped into vehicles batteries that replace lithium with sodium or magnesium and even batteries powered by sea water While nothing looks ready to replace lithium-ion batteries right now there is potential for more efficient or more environmentally friendly options to grow in popularity in the future Investors are starting to pay attention to the green energy transition and the raw materials that will enable it When it comes to choosing a stock to invest in understanding lithium supply and demand dynamics is key as there are unique factors to watch for in lithium stocks The main demand driver for lithium is what happens in the electric vehicle industry Analysts remain optimistic about the future of lithium with many predicting the market will be tight for some time This is an updated version of an article first published by the Investing News Network in 2016 Don’t forget to follow us @INN_Resource for real-time news updates Download the PDF here. Investing News Network websites or approved third-party tools use cookies. Please refer to the cookie policy for collected data Jindalee Resources Limited ( (AU:JLL) ) just unveiled an announcement Jindalee Lithium Limited has announced the issuance of 2,673,233 fully paid ordinary securities which will be quoted on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) under the code JLL This move is part of the company’s strategy to enhance its capital structure and support its ongoing projects in the lithium sector potentially strengthening its position in the market and providing value to its stakeholders Jindalee Lithium Limited operates in the mining industry, focusing on the exploration and development of lithium resources. The company is primarily engaged in the extraction and production of lithium, a key component in battery technology, which is crucial for the growing electric vehicle market and renewable energy storage solutions For detailed information about JLL stock, go to TipRanks’ Stock Analysis page Disclaimer & DisclosureReport an Issue Jindalee Resources Limited ( (AU:JLL) ) just unveiled an announcement Jindalee Lithium Limited operates in the mining industry, focusing on the exploration and development of lithium resources. The company is primarily engaged in the extraction and production of lithium, a key component in battery technology, which is crucial for the growing electric vehicle market and renewable energy storage solutions Disclaimer & DisclosureReport an Issue the markets saw a nice post-Easter bump with the ASX finishing up 2.5 per cent across three days primarily thanks to another volatile Trump tariff backflip - this time with China After weeks of escalating China-United States trade war tensions US President Donald Trump announced plans to cut the unprecedented 140 per cent tariffs placed on China perhaps understanding his game of chicken with the largest export nation in the world might not turn out to be as rosy as he had hoped This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… Redstone Resources The Asian purchasing powerhouse remained understandably sceptical of the unpredictable leader of the free world’s intentions the world’s largest economies have returned to the negotiating table rather than a tit-for-tat tariff escalation with the share prices of big producers BHP and Rio Tinto bouncing back about 5 per cent each as iron pushed back above US$100 per tonne Importantly for one of Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runners this week a plethora of new projects were recently added to the US’s FAST-41 framework which is an effort to expedite critical domestic minerals production and reduce import dependence The framework designation signals US federal interest in projects and can fast track them to eventual production the gold price went ballistic to start the week on a tear - even by recent gold standards - surging to nearly US$3500 an ounce before pulling back on Trump’s backflip and easing trade tensions A short week has dictated a shorter Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runners of the Week list with only three companies making the grade this week It was a tight sprint from Tuesday to Thursday for the top spot which eventually went to a Central Australian copper minnow as the red metal saw some returning demand to its price on improving China-US relations This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is copper exploration company Redstone Resources The company saw its share price surge on Wednesday after it announced a biblically deep drill hole at its West Musgraves project in Western Australia to test the source of its high-grade Tollu copper deposit The company believes the high-grade copper at Tollu is remobilised from a Voisey’s Bay-style magmatic massive sulphide deposit This seems like a highly prospective analogue particularly considering Tollu is just 60 kilometres from BHP’s $2 billion West Musgraves project and its Nebo-Babel and Succoth magmatic deposits Redstone’s announcement of a 1200m deep hole sent the company’s share price flying on Wednesday finishing up at 0.6 cents per share from a close of 0.35c per share last week The region has become a major metallogenic province near the intersection of the borders between WA South Australia and the Northern Territory following BHP’s takeover of OZ Minerals’ in 2022 The world’s biggest miner has been busy building all the infrastructure for the once-isolated region in the process creating a potential boon for juniors looking to piggyback off it with their own discovery The potentially company-making hole will test below existing drill hits at Redstone’s Chatsworth prospect including a 5m hit running 1.46 per cent copper from 61m and a higher-grade 10m intercept coming in at an impressive 3.4 per cent copper from 427m If the hole turns up a Voisey’s Bay-style nickel-copper discovery neighbouring BHP would be all over Redstone like a rash ANTERIS TECHNOLOGIES GLOBAL CORP (ASX: AVR) Losing by a nose on this week’s Runners list is Anteris Technologies Global which flew late in the week on no news to the market the company did not receive a speeding ticket from the good people in ASX land Maybe they noticed a $9 price target issued by the US-based securities research team at Cantor Fitzgerald following Anteris’ 100-patient milestone for the treatment of severe aortic stenosis late last month Anteris says it is a leader in structural heart solutions The company recently topped 100 uses of its DurAVR transcatheter heart valve which is used to treat aortic stenosis - a severe form of heart disease which restricts or blocks blood flow The company’s share price ran up across the week topping at $7.85 per share on more than $500,000 of shares changing hands Please note: dollar signs are not usually seen in our Runners column Anteris says its replacement heart valve has been deployed across a wide range of cases and diverse patient groups and has demonstrated an exceptional safety profile with no valve or cardiovascular-related deaths reported within the first year of use Anteris’ is the first biomimetic heart valve of its kind and is constructed using the company’s patented ADAPT tissue anti-calcification technology cleared by the US Federal Drugs Administration (FDA) The technology has been used in more than 55,000 patients globally The company says it remains on track to initiate its pivotal DurAVR valve trial in the second half of the year marking a major step towards becoming a first-in-class solution in the structural heart market One thing is for sure - cardiologists care about first-in-class and will take note Jindalee Lithium’s flagship McDermitt project in Oregon has been added to the Trump administration’s FAST-41 faster permitting framework due to its strategic importance Jindalee Lithium started the week in style shooting out of the blocks thanks to the Trump administration’s inclusion of its flagship McDermitt Lithium project in Oregon to the incoming US FAST-41 permitting framework The company’s inclusion in FAST-41 earned it a bronze medal on Bulls N’ Bears Runners of the week The FAST-41 initiative is set up to streamline and improve project coordination predictability and transparency of federal permitting for critical minerals projects deemed to be of national strategic importance Jindalee’s share price peaked at a high of 42c and was up 65 per cent on more than $1 million of paper traded on Tuesday before it settled down considerably to finish the short trading week The McDermitt deposit was designated a ‘transparency project’ under the FAST-41 framework because it has one of the biggest contained lithium resources nationally It was one of an initial 10 resource projects nationally listed in FAST-41 in a White House announcement earlier this week.The company says its 21.5 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent is uniquely placed to provide lithium chemicals to the American automotive industry.Management has submitted a simultaneous application to the US Department of Defence for a grant to co-fund a feasibility study at McDermitt The company expects to receive word of any award decision by mid-year Jindalee has seen its struggles of late in a depressed lithium market Given the need for domestically sourced lithium is a priority for the Trump administration any developments in this space could seriously contribute to McDermitt becoming a producing lithium mine The Asian purchasing powerhouse remained understandably sceptical of the unpredictable leader of the free world\\u2019s intentions the world\\u2019s largest economies have returned to the negotiating table Importantly for one of Bulls N\\u2019 Bears ASX Runners this week a plethora of new projects were recently added to the US\\u2019s FAST-41 framework the gold price went ballistic to start the week on a tear - even by recent gold standards - surging to nearly US$3500 an ounce before pulling back on Trump\\u2019s backflip and easing trade tensions A short week has dictated a shorter Bulls N\\u2019 Bears ASX Runners of the Week list This week\\u2019s Bulls N\\u2019 Bears ASX Runner of the Week is copper exploration company Redstone Resources The company believes the high-grade copper at Tollu is remobilised from a Voisey\\u2019s Bay-style magmatic massive sulphide deposit particularly considering Tollu is just 60 kilometres from BHP\\u2019s $2 billion West Musgraves project and its Nebo-Babel and Succoth magmatic deposits Redstone\\u2019s announcement of a 1200m deep hole sent the company\\u2019s share price flying on Wednesday following BHP\\u2019s takeover of OZ Minerals\\u2019 in 2022 The world\\u2019s biggest miner has been busy building all the infrastructure for the once-isolated region The potentially company-making hole will test below existing drill hits at Redstone\\u2019s Chatsworth prospect If the hole turns up a Voisey\\u2019s Bay-style nickel-copper discovery Losing by a nose on this week\\u2019s Runners list is Anteris Technologies Global following Anteris\\u2019 100-patient milestone for the treatment of severe aortic stenosis late last month The company\\u2019s share price ran up across the week Anteris\\u2019 is the first biomimetic heart valve of its kind and is constructed using the company\\u2019s patented ADAPT tissue shooting out of the blocks thanks to the Trump administration\\u2019s inclusion of its flagship McDermitt Lithium project in Oregon to the incoming US FAST-41 permitting framework The company\\u2019s inclusion in FAST-41 earned it a bronze medal on Bulls N\\u2019 Bears Runners of the week Jindalee\\u2019s share price peaked at a high of 42c and was up 65 per cent on more than $1 million of paper traded on Tuesday The McDermitt deposit was designated a \\u2018transparency project\\u2019 under the FAST-41 framework because it has one of the biggest contained lithium resources nationally Channel 7 reporter Laura Dymock with sons Reeve When Channel 7 journalist Laura Dymock and her husband put their Jindalee home on the market they weren’t expecting a cyclone to interrupt the sales campaign The three-bedroom property at 12 Kooringal Drive hit the Brisbane property market late February But instead of welcoming potential buyers to their much-loved family home last weekend “Buying and selling in a cyclone is not ideal,” Mrs Dymock said “Our open home was cancelled and I’m a bit worried people won’t be out this weekend as well Mrs Dymock and her husband bought the property in 2015 The home survived both the 2011 and 2022 floods high and dry and after coming through the first cyclone to hit Brisbane in more than 50 years unscathed the house has certainly proven to be sturdy has survived two floods and a cyclone unscathed “Our street is on the river so flooding was something we were thinking about when we bought it,” Mrs Dymock said “A lot of suburbs in Brisbane have flooding unfortunately “People just need to do their research outside of the council flood maps which are designed to give you an idea but don’t tell the whole story “Where our house and our neighbour’s house is there is a slight rise and our house is on stumps “You can’t see that though without going to look at the house.” Mrs Dymock said she was sad to say goodbye to the only home her three sons had known “We actually saw it the day it hit the market,” she said loved it from the first time we saw it and bought it on the spot – we had a good feeling about it we still love the house and Jindalee has certainly come a long way but we need some more space after a third baby.” The home has a big living area opening to a private front deck The home sits on a 610sq m block and has three bedrooms “It’s a house that has been lived in and loved and people have put their personal touch on,” Mrs Dymock said “I love that it has a backyard with gardens beautiful trees and shade to play with the kids “The living area is big for a three-bedroom home and that’s where my kids hang out all the time – it’s where they took their first steps.” the Centenary Highway Bikeway and riverside walking paths “I’d love to see it go to a young couple who can enjoy it and make their own memories,” Mrs Dymock said “We were first homebuyers when we bought it and I think that is who it will appeal to now.” third parties have written and supplied the content and we are not responsible for it completeness or reliability of the information nor do we accept any liability or responsibility arising in any way from omissions or errors contained in the content We do not recommend sponsored lenders or loan products and we cannot introduce you to sponsored lenders We strongly recommend that you obtain independent advice before you act on the content realestate.com.au is owned and operated by ASX-listed REA Group Ltd (REA:ASX) © REA Group Ltd. 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WA Police are investigating a man’s death after responding to an incident in Jindalee on Saturday police and St John WA were called to a report of an unresponsive man on Marmion Ave in Jindalee who was found near a silver Mitsubishi Outlander vehicle “Homicide squad detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding the man’s death including whether he was struck by a vehicle,’’ she said is currently assisting detectives with their inquiries Anyone who was in the vicinity of Marmion Ave in Jindalee between 5.15pm and 6.16pm, who saw the incident, or who has any dash-cam, or mobile phone vision, or who has any information relating to this incident, is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or via www.crimestopperswa.com.au Call for more information after Butler incident Website by Oz Group Media Police have located the body of a man following an extensive search and rescue operation around the Jindalee Boat Ramp a 23-year-old man was reported missing after he fell into the water and failed to resurface A search and rescue operation was launched If you have information for police on this The latest announcement is out from Jindalee Resources Limited ( (AU:JLL) ) Jindalee Lithium Limited reported its quarterly cash flow revealing a net cash outflow from operating activities amounting to $673,000 for the current quarter primarily due to staff and administrative costs the company experienced a positive cash flow from investing activities with proceeds from investments totaling $2,750,000 resulting in a net cash inflow of $2,592,000 This financial performance highlights Jindalee’s strategic focus on maintaining liquidity and supporting its exploration activities which are essential for its growth in the competitive lithium market Jindalee Lithium Limited operates in the mining exploration industry focusing primarily on lithium exploration and development The company is engaged in identifying and evaluating potential lithium deposits which are crucial for the production of batteries used in electric vehicles and renewable energy storage Find detailed analytics on JLL stock on TipRanks’ Stock Analysis page The latest announcement is out from Jindalee Resources Limited ( (AU:JLL) ) Huge clay-hosted lithium project gains select US government support Australian junior Jindalee Lithium's sizeable McDermitt deposit in Oregon has just been granted FAST-41 permitting support one of only 10 mining projects in the US to be recognised for its ability to.. 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She leads the Investing News Network's video and event coverage, and guides a team of writers reporting on niche investment markets. dropping to just over US$3,200 per ounce on the first day of May While the yellow metal remains historically high after a strong run this year its price has pulled back from last week's record-setting level of US$3,500 causing concern for some market participants many experts agree that this week's retreat isn't a reason to worry Gareth Soloway of VerifiedInvesting.com described it as "very normal," saying he remains bullish on gold in the mid to long term His technical analysis shows that the US$3,100 to US$3,140 area will be important to watch moving forward — in his view that's when bullish players should start re-entering the space Soloway also outlined gold's future price potential, saying he sees a potential path to US$7,000. Check out the full interview for more of his thoughts on gold Eyes are shifting to the US Federal Reserve's next meeting, set to run from May 6 to 7. It follows initial numbers showing that real GDP contracted by an annual rate of 0.3 percent in Q1 Trump has pressured Fed Chair Jerome Powell to cut interest rates sooner than later but CME Group's FedWatch tool shows the vast majority of market participants expect rates to stay flat Trump advisor Elon Musk also has his eye on the Fed. Speaking to reporters on Wednesday (April 30) he said the US$2.5 billion renovation of the central bank's headquarters could become a point of inquiry for the Department of Government Efficiency Calling the cost an "eyebrow raiser," Musk questioned where the money is being spent. The price of the project was initially set at US$1.9 billion in 2021 The US and Ukraine signed a much-anticipated minerals deal on Wednesday ending months of often-tense negotiations between the two countries the agreement will set up a reconstruction investment fund that will be split 50/50 between each party the deal is more equitable than previous versions The fund will be financed only by new licenses for critical materials, oil and gas; aside from that, Ukraine will not have to pay back wartime aid provided by the US While Ukraine had pushed for security guarantees from the US that component ultimately wasn't put in place the US may provide new assistance to Ukraine A total of 55 minerals are reportedly covered in the arrangement but more can be added in the future if there is consensus between the US and Ukraine Although the US will get preferential rights to mineral extraction Ukraine will have the final say on what is mined and where The agreement comes on the back of an increasing global focus on critical minerals many of which are key for new technology and important industries like defense It's worth noting that while Ukraine is home to a wide variety of these commodities, more geological data will be needed to determine commercial viability — for example there is no up-to-date information on the country's reserves of rare earths Want more YouTube content? 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It's going to be volatile — we see all these days of plus US$100 So you have to be kind of careful you don't get overly whipsawed around," he said Don't forget to follow us @INN_Resource for real-time updates Investment Risks and Important Disclosure from Sprott Asset Management Relative to other sectors, precious metals and natural resources investments have higher headline risk and are more sensitive to changes in economic data, political or regulatory events, and underlying commodity price fluctuations. Risks related to extraction, storage and liquidity should also be considered. Gold and precious metals are referred to with terms of art like store of value, safe haven and safe asset. These terms should not be construed to guarantee any form of investment safety. While “safe” assets like gold, Treasuries, money market funds and cash generally do not carry a high risk of loss relative to other asset classes, any asset may lose value, which may involve the complete loss of invested principal. portfolio manager and consultant at Feneck Consulting outlines his updated outlook for gold as the yellow metal continues to reach new highs He also discusses seven gold and "special situations" companies that are on his radar Don't forget to follow us @INN_Resource for real-time updates! shares his latest thoughts on the silver market outlining the white metal’s key price drivers right now He also shares his outlook for gold as its historic run continues Don't forget to follow us @INN_Resource for real-time updates! copper and oil sectors as tariff uncertainty continues "If you're actively trading these markets keep your position to a level that reflects the new and higher volatility," he said urging investors to be mindful amid the current turmoil Don't forget to follow us @INN_Resource for real-time updates Mining Journal has been providing investors and mining professionals with daily breaking news covering all aspects of the industry Subscribe today for individual and team access to mining's most respected news title brought to you by the Mining Journal Intelligence team The ESG Mining Company Index report provides an in-depth evaluation of ESG performance of 61 of the world's largest mining companies Gain insights into decarbonisation trends and strategies from interviews with 20+ top mining executives and experts plus an industrywide survey Aspermont Media is a company registered in England and Wales Jindalee Resources Limited ( (AU:JLL) ) has issued an announcement Jindalee Resources Limited has announced significant progress in its McDermitt Lithium Project with a Pre-Feasibility Study confirming a 63-year project life and highlighting potential cost reductions and production increases The company is actively engaging with US government initiatives to boost domestic critical mineral production and exploring funding opportunities to advance the project The project has been designated a Transparency Project under the FAST-41 initiative enhancing its strategic importance and improving permitting processes which is expected to strengthen confidence among potential partners and stakeholders Jindalee Resources Limited operates in the mining industry focusing on the exploration and development of lithium projects The company’s primary project is the McDermitt Lithium Project located on the Oregon and Nevada border in the United States which is one of the largest lithium deposits in the US Jindalee is committed to responsible development emphasizing environmental sustainability and community engagement Jindalee Resources Limited ( (AU:JLL) ) has issued an announcement A MAN has died and another needed hospital treatment after a boating accident off the Jindalee coast yesterday morning WA Police said about 6.45am emergency services were advised a vessel had capsized about 1.5 nautical miles off the coast of Jindalee beach A police spokeswoman said when two men onboard the boat were thrown into the water nearby vessels came to their assistance and they were pulled from the water She said St John WA paramedics were waiting to assist the men when they arrived back onshore at the Mindarie marina boat ramp “A 72-year-old man was conveyed to hospital and is being treated for hypothermia,’’ she said the second man (70) was pulled unresponsive from the water and was unable to be revived,’’ she said Efforts to recover the capsized and sunken vessel were aborted due to the water conditions She said water police had sighted the vessel and advised the Department of Transport of a possible shipping hazard Two men rescued off the coast of Mindarie has launched a podcast called Jindalee about the double murders from 1987 in Cowra COWRA GUARDIAN ARCHIVES: Papers from the Cowra Guardian from 1987 and 1988 EVIDENCE: Ms McKay has taken a lot of inspiration from The Teacher's Pet podcast about the disappearance of Lynette Dawson A new investigative podcast will explore the 37-year-old double homicide cold case of Catherine Holmes and Georgina Watmore and the culture of Cowra in the 1980s It's a cold case that has cast a shadow over Cowra for nearly four decades and is back in the spotlight with the launch of 'Jindalee' an investigative podcast that not only delves into the unsolved double homicide of Catherine Holmes and Georgina Watmore but also offers a unique retrospective on the culture and social dynamics of the town in the 1980s occurred on the early morning hours of 15 April 1987 Hosted by former local Vangie McKay and produced by The Media Collective Jindalee re-examines the events of that fateful day policing and culture of 1980s Cowra shaped the investigation and community response The six-part series explores the town as it was in the 80s and details the nature of the crimes that occurred on Jindalee Circuit “The crime was not only devastating to Catherine and Georgina’s families and loved ones – as you’ll hear as the episodes are released - it also impacted me and my immediate family," said host Vangie McKay who travelled to Cowra last week as part of the investigation "The series hopes to dispel rumours that have surrounded this case and to solve this crime bringing justice to the victim’s families and to the community of Cowra I grew up in Cowra in the 80s,” said Vangie and even their neighbours was influenced by the culture of the time and that had a significant impact on this investigation By revisiting both the case and the town’s mindset we hope to uncover clues that may have been overlooked and will enable the investigation to move forward," Ms McKay said The first episode of Jindalee will be available in December and the podcast's producers encourage anyone with information about the case to get in touch by emailing jindaleepodcast@gmail.com or writing to PO BOX 535 Double Bay NSW 1360 All communication will be kept confidential A WOMAN is due before the Joondalup Magistrates Court today after a man who was found unresponsive on Marmion Ave in Jindalee on Saturday could not be revived This morning WA Police said a 32-year-old woman had been charged with one count of manslaughter Yesterday a police spokeswoman said about 5.40pm on November 23 police responded to a report of an unresponsive man on Marmion Ave in Jindalee Add videos to your saved list and come back to them any time This is probably not the page you’re looking for INSET: Georgina Watmore and Catherine Holmes were murdered on April 15 The case remains unsolved and reward still offered the new investigative podcast exploring the 37-year-old double homicide cold case of Catherine Holmes and Georgina Watmore and the culture of Cowra in the 1980s has seen a wave of people come forward with new information regarding the mystery the response from the public is a positive step in the near four decade old double murder case that has captivated the small farming town A recent story in this newspaper called on anyone with information to reach out and the response has been "incredible" according to Ms McKay It will feature exclusive interviews and reports as well as never before shared details about the crime The crime was not only devastating to Catherine and Georgina’s families and loved ones – but the whole of Cowra "The series hopes to dispel rumours that have surrounded this case and to solve this crime bringing justice to the victim’s families and to the community of Cowra,” said Vangie “By revisiting both the case and the town’s mindset The first episode of Jindalee will drop in December and the podcast's producers encourage anyone with information about the case Sign up for the Breaking Defense newsletter An aerial view of a Jindalee Operational Radar Network (JORN) transmitter site at Laverton JORN is a network of three over-the-horizon radars that can detect aircraft and ships between 1,000 and 3,000 km from the northern coastline of mainland Australia SYDNEY — Australia is poised for its largest defense sale ever, exporting its Jindalee Operational Radar Network (JORN) to Canada, at a cost estimated at more than $6 billion CAN ($4 billion USD). I’m announcing that our government will be working with our long-standing defence and security partner Australia to build a new over-the-horizon military radar system,” said Carney “[It] will enable Canada to detect and respond to both air and maritime threats over our Arctic both faster and from further away It will most fundamentally keep all Canadians safe.” An official statement from Carney’s office described JORN as “a key component of Canada’s NORAD modernization plan” to detect and deter threats across the country’s vast northern reaches “Collaboration with Australia on this critical technology,” the statement says “will further deepen our long-standing bilateral defense relationship while supporting Canada’s commitment to strengthening North American defenses in partnership with the United States.” Albanese confirmed the discussions during a press conference today but did not provide any details “There’s a lot of water to go under the bridge here,” Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles told reporters this morning in the northern Queensland city of Cairns “but in collaborating with Canada in relation to this technology and working closely with them what is in prospect here is the single biggest defense industry export from Australia in our history really big opportunity for the nation.” Marles also said Australia still hopes the United States will purchase JORN technology. BAE Systems Australia is managing a $1.2 billion AUD upgrade to the system, known as the Phase 6 upgrade which involves hardware and software enhancements as well as sustainment support out to 2028 JORN monitors sea and air across 37,000 square kilometers which sends a signal and then reads back the return JORN bounces its signal off the ionosphere is an aboriginal word for a place the eye cannot see Notably, Albanese pointed to the importance of Australia diversifying its trade relationships. While he didn’t mention the tariffs President Donald Trump has ordered on Australia, there has been increasing discussion here about the solidity of the alliance and the relationship between the two treaty allies “It’s important that we develop that diverse series of relationships and Canada is a very important one Among the things the two countries have in common is that they are treaty allies with the US who has called for it to become America’s 51st state Sign up and get Breaking Defense news in your inbox You can turn to OPB for stories about the people and places that make our region unique thanks to member support. Join in now! 2025 11:54 p.m.The public now has until April 25 to review environmental impacts that could come during a company’s search for lithiumA wooden stake marks the Jindalee mining claim amid a sea of sagebrush in the McDermitt Caldera on the Oregon-Nevada border Friday The caldera is labeled by the federal government as the best of the best remaining sage grouse habitat Federal officials have extended what was initially a days-long public comment period for a lithium exploration project in southeastern Oregon Australia-based Jindalee Resources’ proposal includes drilling at more than 260 sites across 7,200 acres of sagebrush desert in Malheur County The highly valued metal is a key ingredient in batteries including those that store renewable energy and power electric vehicles Jindalee’s proposal is the first step to building one on the Oregon side of the caldera The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has been reviewing Jindalee’s proposal to explore federal land for lithium since 2022. The agency published its resulting environmental assessment last week and gave the public just five days to review and comment on hundreds of pages of analyses and data That’s an unusually short public comment period particularly for a project that’s likely to affect vulnerable species like sage grouse and ranchers who rely on public lands for grazing cattle “We are 6th generation ranchers in the Caldera where the cattle and yet we get 5 days time to comment on the biggest impact of our lifetime and generations to come,“ April Wilkinson said in a statement shared by environmental groups “Our voices will be heard even in a short period of time We hope that the people are heard and the Caldera is saved.” BLM received more than 1,500 comments in those five days. This week, the agency quietly extended the deadline for public comments to April 25 and project to extend the comment period for 25 additional days,” a BLM spokesperson said in an email to OPB BLM notified the public of Jindalee’s proposal in 2023 and accepted public comments for over two months during that early stage Last week was the first time Oregonians could see the agency’s environmental assessment which more thoroughly outlines how this project might affect species such as sage grouse and trout Sage grouse on a lek surrounded by mining claims in the McDermitt Caldera on Saturday Leks are relatively flat clearings in continuous sagebrush where sage grouse congregate during mating season This project comes as the Trump administration pushes federal agencies to fast-track resource extraction such as mining, drilling and logging. Trump has said he wants the United States to produce more natural resources for energy even as his administration has criticized pushes toward electric vehicles There’s also pressure on the battery storage sector to seek domestic sources of lithium as new tariffs including some advanced by the Biden administration The region where Jindalee proposes to build roads and drilling sites is critical breeding ground to sage grouse a vulnerable bird species whose populations have plummeted in recent decades due to livestock grazing but now only occupy about half of their historic range To avoid encroaching on the sage grouse breeding season Jindalee’s proposal says it won’t operate in the area from December through June A map of the McDermitt Caldera on the Oregon-Nevada border Tags: Environment, Energy Stand with OPB and protect independent journalism for everyone Listen to the OPB News live stream (opens new window)Streaming Now push up the price of imported materials.","type":"text"},{"_id":"P2CFSRTDANGVXKCNARJDIKDKZU","additional_properties":{},"content":"The region where Jindalee proposes to build roads and drilling sites is critical breeding ground to sage grouse mostly on public land owned by BLM.","type":"text"},{"_id":"HU6AVCXON5HV5EY7BNZIGLYN74","additional_properties":{},"content":"To avoid encroaching on the sage grouse breeding season Digital Video","longBio":"MacGregor Campbell is an award-winning visual journalist and editorial product creator specializing in animation Mac co-created, co-produced, story edited and led animation for OPB's Superabundant food video series He directed the design and implementation of OPB's elections results products in multiple election cycles and was a lead on the complete redesign of OPB's web presence in 2019-2020 He also initiated and directed the creation of OPB's homepage COVID-19 data visualizations With OPB Mac has won a number of NW regional Emmy awards as both an animator and a producer He's won regional Murrow awards for video and multimedia As a story editor he has helped his colleagues win two Best of the West awards for video Outside of OPB his work has appeared in New Scientist, The Economist Intelligence Unit, National Geographic and ProPublica, among others. As an animator and story consultant, Mac contributed to the ProPublica team that won the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for national reporting In 2018 Mac created a master's level class on explanatory journalism with the University of Oregon's School of Journalism and Communication A search and rescue operation is underway to locate a man reported missing at Jindalee Boat Ramp this morning Emergency services were called just before 5.40am following reports the man had fallen into the water and has failed to resurface Search assets include general duties officers conducting foot patrols Any witnesses or anyone with information that may assist is urged to contact police contact Policelink by providing information using the online suspicious activity form 24hrs per day at www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting or call 131 444 Report crime information anonymously via Crime Stoppers Call 1800 333 000 or report online at www.crimestoppersqld.com.au Take in the river views at Rocks Riverside Park Explore the park’s facilities and sites you can book for a special event Rocks Riverside Park covers about 26 hectares.  The park is divided into 3 unique sections You'll then find an expansive flat green lawn and a picturesque riverflat area near the Great Lawn with a dry eucalypt forest in the background It offers natural areas to relax, play and explore, as well as a range of facilities Rocks Riverside Park covers about 26 hectares.  It offers natural areas to relax, play and explore, as well as a range of facilities Access the main entrance via Counihan Road You can park for free in the onsite car parks Street parking is also available on Counihan Road and surrounding streets Access the park via Counihan Road or the riverfront promenade Plan your trip with Translink’s Journey Planner Plan your trip with Translink’s Journey Planner Rocks Riverside Park has a wide riverfront path connecting it to Sinnamon Park and the Western Freeway Bikeway Plan your ride using our bike paths map Plan your ride using our bike paths map Have a relaxing day out with family and friends at Rocks Riverside Park or walk or ride along the 800-metre riverside promenade There are fun facilities for children of all ages Liberty swing Rocks Riverside Park was once the site of the Queensland Cement and Lime Company. Admire the public art and industrial artefacts that reflect the park’s industrial heritage Rocks Riverside Park was once the site of the Queensland Cement and Lime Company. Admire the public art and industrial artefacts that reflect the park’s industrial heritage Bookable areas You’re welcome to take your leashed dog to Rocks Riverside Park If you want to let your dog off-leash, visit the dog park at Delapine Place Park If you want to let your dog off-leash, visit the dog park at Delapine Place Park Reserve a park site to gather with friends and family or hold a public event Before you book a site, find important information about booking conditions, fees and requirements Before you book a site, find important information about booking conditions, fees and requirements attend a kids’ storytime session or head along to a community event You can park onsite at Rocks Riverside Park There are 2 car parks and parking on the ring road There’s also street parking outside the park on Counihan Road and the surrounding streets You can park onsite at Rocks Riverside Park Rocks Riverside Park has a water-play area Learn about other facilities at the park Learn about other facilities at the park Make sure you leash your dog and dispose of any waste responsibly Want to let your dog off the leash? Visit the dog park at Delapine Place Park Want to let your dog off the leash? Visit the dog park at Delapine Place Park You can ride your bike along the river on the 800-metre promenade at Rocks Riverside Park The shared-use track starts at the main car park and ends at Amazons Place in Jindalee.  you can head back to Rocks Riverside Park or keep riding along the Western Freeway Bikeway Discover more bike paths in Brisbane The shared-use track starts at the main car park and ends at Amazons Place in Jindalee.  Discover more bike paths in Brisbane