Frontier Rare Earths (FRO-T) saw its share price jump after announcing an agreement with a Korean firm that will speed-up the development of its Zandkopsdrift rare earth project in South Africa. The agreement was made with Korea Resources…
With a near three-fold rise in its share price over the past three months, Dacha Strategic Metals (DSM-V) is catching the attention of investors looking for a new way to enter the red-hot market for rare earths.
Canada Lithium (CLQ-T) is ready to move on from a shrinking-resource fiasco at its Quebec Lithium project near Val d’Or, Que., and has recently tabled an updated feasibility study of the project that shows it is still viable.
Pele Mountain Resources’ (gem-v) shares continued to climb today on the back of a positive preliminary economic assessment (PEA) for the company’s Eco Ridge mine rare earths and uranium project in Elliot Lake, Ont.
An updated resource estimate based on 40% of Allana Potash’s (AAA-V, ALLRF-O) licensed land in Ethiopia is better than the company expected.
Canada Lithium (CLQ-T) is ready to move on from a shrinking-resource fiasco at its Quebec Lithium project near Val d’Or, Que., and has recently tabled an updated feasibility study of the project that shows it is still viable.
Vancouver – Commerce Resources (CCE-V) has pulled the longest intercept to date at its Eldor rare earth project in northeastern Quebec.
Largo Resources (LGO-V) acquired its Brazilian Maracas vanadium project in 2006. By 2008, Largo had taken the resource from 10 million tonnes to 23 million tonnes and completed a feasibility study. Between 2005 and 2008, the company’s market…
Geomega Resources (GMA-V) set the pace for miners on the Venture Exchange on Wednesday. The company’s share price made the largest gain by percentage points, shooting up 24% or 65¢ to $3.35 on 209,000 shares traded.
An updated resource estimate based on just 40% of Allana Potash’s (AAA-V, ALLRF-O) licenced land in Ethiopia is better than the company had initially expected.
A faltering U.S. economic recovery, a potential economic cool down in China caused by inflationary pressures and a Greek debt crisis that simply refuses to go away have all translated into a tough start to the year for the junior resource…
Shares in Exploration Orbite (ORT.A-V) have had a wild ride over the last year – moving from a low of 12.5¢ a share in July 2010, to a high of $5.69 on April 12, before slipping to the $3 range during the recent market slowdown.
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