Australia, NZ & South Pacific

Rival bid emerges for Talison

A Chinese conglomerate with interests in battery making and lithium production has trumped an earlier takeover bid for Talison Lithium (TLH-T) by New Jersey-based chemical maker Rockwood Holdings (ROC-N).


A conveyor at Paladin Energy's Langer Heinrich uranium mine in Namibia. Source: Paladin Energy

Paladin wields the axe

Pure-play uranium miner Paladin Energy (PDN-T) has unveiled a plan it says will trim costs by US$60 million to US$80 million over the next two years.






Cameco picks up BHP’s Yeelirrie in WA

It appears that Cameco(CCO-T, CCJ-N), Canada’s major uranium power, is viewing a downswing in uranium markets as an opportunity to diversify its project portfolio, and acquire another foothold in Australia.


Exco Resources fights hostile takeover

Just two weeks after the board of Australian junior Exco Resources (ESX-A) rejected a hostile, all-cash takeover offer from one of its institutional shareholders, the explorer released an updated resource estimate for its Turpentine copper-gold…


Novo Resources president and CEO Quinton Hennigh.

Hennigh’s grand gold vision in Western Australia

When it comes to early stage exploration, it is not unusual to hear about big ideas and regional plays. But when Quinton Hennigh focused on a theory for the better part of a decade with prolific Australian prospector Mark Creasy, the wheels got…



Drillers at work at Vista Gold's Mount Todd gold project in Australia's Northern Territory. Photo by Vista Gold

Vista keeps growing Mt. Todd

Vista Gold (VGZ-T, VGZ-X) has bulked up its resource estimate for the Batman deposit at its Mount Todd gold project in Australia’s Northern Territory.


Lynas takes step closer to REE production

Lynas Corporation (LYC-A) has been developing its large rare earth project in Western Australia for more than 10 years, and a decision earlier this month by Malaysia’s Atomic Energy Licensing Board (AELB) has brought the project a step…


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