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Closing Bell: ASX is green again. Why? Shhhh… Nobody ask too many questions

Closing Bell: ASX is green again. Why? Shhhh… Nobody ask too many questions

The ASX finally found some green as banks and goldies bounced, while Corporate Travel returned from a year in the wilderness and promptly fell off a cliff.

 
Resources Top 5: Africa runs hot as VR8 secures plant site, FMN expands gold ground and KAO lifts again

Resources Top 5: Africa runs hot as VR8 secures plant site, FMN expands gold ground and KAO lifts again

Vanadium Resources secures refusal rights over the preferred site for its V-Iron plant in South Africa while Famien is granted further gold ground in Cote d’Ivoire.

 
PTR charts path to early Rosewood cashflow from high-grade titanium zones

PTR charts path to early Rosewood cashflow from high-grade titanium zones

A preliminary mine optimisation and scheduling study by AMC Consultants evaluated four processing throughput scenarios as part of a scoping study.

 
Why hot ASX healthcare stocks are now a ‘safe growth’ bet: expert

Why hot ASX healthcare stocks are now a ‘safe growth’ bet: expert

A sector once left for dead is outpacing the broader ASX at a cracking pace. A fund manager explains why it’s not too late to join the surprise rally.

 
From Nevada to WA: ASX gold developers revive the heap leaching playbook

From Nevada to WA: ASX gold developers revive the heap leaching playbook

WA gold developers are reviving heap leaching, with Saturn, OzAurum and TG Metals looking to the proven technology for lower-cost paths to production.

 

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Africa looms larger in US-China critical minerals race

Africa looms larger in US-China critical minerals race

From Nigerian lithium to Malawian graphite, Australian juniors are finding themselves in increasingly strategic territory.

 
Liontown has moved on Argentine lithium, and there’s a reason it’s the place to be