graphite
Battery metals
Battery raw materials could face supply crunch by mid-2020s
The electrification of transport is redefining a number of battery metals markets as the demand for batteries grow at an unprecedented rate.
Battery metals
Graphite production in Mozambique delivers financial gains for government
Syrah Resources has made available a 5% non-diluting free carried equity interest in its graphite focused Mozambique subsidiary to local government.
Base Metals
Bara Consulting expands its service offering
Bara Consulting has found favour in the African mining industry and has successfully established a wider geographical footprint with international offices.
Central Africa
From bust to boom: Africa attracts exploration spend
The past 18 months has seen a uptick in exploration. There have been boom and bust cycles in the past – the latest cycle lasting longer than expected.
Base Metals
Juniors are an attractive investment
An entrepreneurial approach, ability to operate in challenging jurisdictions and a hunger for new discoveries make investment in junior miners attractive.
Battery metals
Tirupati Graphite raising £3 million to fund growth
Tirupati Graphite has announced a private placement of up to £3,000,000 in Convertible Loan Notes to fund its development and growth strategies.
Battery metals
Volt Resources advances Bunyu graphite project
ASX-listed Volt Resources continues to advance a number of development funding strategies for the Stage 1 development of its Bunyu Graphite Project in Tanzania.
Battery metals
Kibaran Resources obtains finance approval from Tanzanian Government
ASX-listed Kibaran Resources has obtained in-principle approval from the Tanzanian Government for its proposed Epanko debt financing arrangements.
Battery metals
Substantial vanadium resource confirmed in Mozambique
Battery Minerals has reported highly favourable results at its Montepuez graphite project.
Battery metals
Balama project spared from Cyclone Kenneth
Just five weeks after Cyclone Idai battered Mozambique claiming the lives of atleast 1 000 people in East Africa, Cyclone Kenneth made landfall in Mozambique on 25 April, carving yet another path of destruction in its wake.
