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Odyssey Marine Exploration sets 1‑for‑25 split ahead of merger
The consolidation would cut outstanding shares to about 2.3 million as a Dec. 2 shareholder vote approaches.
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Gold, silver, uranium, lithium, copper and rare earths: the producers, the developers and the projects behind them.
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ASX: ARUVolumes are 70 per cent above the May term sheet and will ramp up as Nolans reaches nameplate production.
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LON: MKAMkango says its Pforzheim recycling plant is being commissioned with planned minimum initial capacity of about 100 tonnes of magnets and alloys a year.
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Deep sea mining permits could be in‑hand within months: U.S. interior secretary
$TMC has been attracting attention as a result
Viscount identifies antimony, tellurium anomalies at Nevada project
Antimony and tellurium appear on the 2025 U.S. Critical Minerals List
Honda investment arm invests undisclosed sum in rare-earth-free magnet producer
Niron Magnetics' Clean Earth Magnet uses iron nitride instead of neodymium-praseodymium
Western antimony producers race against permitting clock as China restricts supply
China accelerated antimony push in August 2024 when it introduced export licensing for six antimony product categories
NevGold adds new CFO ahead of Limousine Butte engineering study
Found brings more than 35 years of international accounting and finance experience to the company
Perpetua Resources advances Stibnite construction amid US antimony push
Perpetua is continuing a 10,000-metre exploration drilling program targeting gold
NevGold files technical report backing Limousine Butte gold-antimony resource
A mineral resource estimate calculates the amount and grade of potentially economic minerals based on geological evidence and sampling
Trump administration backs Lobito Corridor in critical minerals race with China
The agency proposed financing of up to USD$1 billion to support rehabilitation of the Congolese railway
American scientists turn to coal mine wastewater for rare earths extraction
WVU is attracting attention as the U.S. shortage remains prevalent
US pours USD$500M into domestic critical minerals and battery supply chain
Seven private companies receive heavy government support
Critical One extends high-grade antimony zone at Howells Lake
The near-surface grades supported management’s confidence in the project and its potential direct-shipping strategy
Hertha Metals produces first U.S. 3N5 high-purity iron for rare-earth magnets
High-purity iron accounts for roughly 70 per cent of the weight of neodymium magnets
Felix Gold surges on US$18M antimony funding from the DOE
The federal agency has allocated US$162M to critical materials recovery projects
Japan and U.S. plan to make world's deepest underwater rare earths mine
Recent testing found considerable amounts of yttrium, dysprosium and gadolinium
NioCorp expands Elk Creek into eight-mineral project with 40‑year mine life
The updated study builds on more than a decade of engineering, metallurgical testing and mine planning
United States Antimony expands across Alaska, Montana and Ontario to boost domestic antimony supply
Historical exploration programs collected more than 12,000 soil samples identifying antimony concentrations across 15 separate target areas
Hedge funds ramp up bets against U.S. critical minerals stocks despite Trump spending
The Trump administration directed billions of dollars toward domestic critical minerals projects
U.S. backs Madagascar rare earth project as critical minerals strategy expands
Chinese companies have established dominant positions in many African copper, cobalt and lithium projects
Kenya shortlists mining firms in tender for major rare earths deposit
Critical Metals Corp, a RareX-Iluka consortium and ReElement have advanced to the final stage
Resolution gains second FAST‑41 designation as U.S. speeds critical minerals permitting
Resolution said Golden Gate marks its second project to receive FAST-41 status
Military Metals launches 1,750‑metre antimony drill campaign at Nova Scotia project
Four additional holes will focus on the Brook Vein, where exploration returned strong antimony results
Sarawak to employ satellite tech for mapping rare earth reserves
Malaysia is a major influence in the industry
United States Antimony prepares Montana mill for production amid antimony supply crunch
U.S. Antimony acquired the flotation mill for approximately USD$4.75 million in January
The race beneath our feet: A Mugglehead critical minerals roundup
Governments have expanded financial support for new mines, processing facilities and refining capacity
Arizona Gold launches Nevada drilling program targeting antimony and gold
Arizona Gold believes the antimony mineralization may represent leakage from a concealed carbonate-hosted gold system at depth
USA Rare Earth Brings Colorado Demonstration Facility Online Amid Critical Minerals Push
The facility will process dysprosium, terbium and yttrium, three materials used in high-performance permanent magnets
Phoenix Tailings secures USD$500M Pentagon-backed loan for rare earth processing facility
The Office of Strategic Capital committed the financing to support construction of the facility
House passes DOMINANCE Act to reduce U.S. reliance on Chinese critical minerals
Critical minerals play a key role in defense systems, advanced manufacturing and emerging technologies
USA Rare Earth gets US$1.6B funding boost after major magnet plant reveal
Dilution concerns persist despite enthusiasm
Antimony Resources reports assays up to 44.2 per cent antimony at Bald Hill South Zone
The South Zone forms part of a group of recently discovered targets that the company calls its New Zones
5 Junior Miners positioned to benefit from rising defence spending: A Mugglehead roundup
Many of the materials essential to modern defence systems are produced or processed outside North America and Europe
USA Rare Earth advances domestic supply chain with proposed DOE backing
Rare earth processing remains concentrated in a handful of regions worldwide
Defense Metals signs rare earth supply MOU with South Korea’s Hanwha
Rare earth elements support technologies ranging from naval propulsion systems to communications equipment and advanced electronics
China’s rare earth dominance pushes U.S. critical minerals race into overdrive
China’s rare earth position is like the old power of oil cartels, but with fewer checks on Beijing’s influence