News for Lode Resources Ltd (LDR.AX)

Lode Resources (ASX: LDR) continues to uncover some of the world’s most sought after minerals in its ongoing drilling program at the Montezuma antimony

Lode Resources Ltd is getting set to drill its Magwood antimony project in NSW, whose eponymous mine produced grades up to 62%

Lode Resources (ASX: LDR) has identified a significant high-value opportunity along strike from its recently acquired Montezuma project in Tasmania.

Lode Resources Ltd has entered a heads of agreement to take on 100% of the Montezuma Antimony Project in western Tasmania

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Backed by new government funding and the know-how of Australia’s national science agency, the CSIRO, Lode Resources (ASX: LDR) has begun a new program of activities to unlock the rich potential of the Webbs Consol silver-base metals project in New South Wales.

Of the commodities, silver comes in second (after oil) for the number of uses, according to the Toronto-based Sprott Asset Management.

Lode Resources’ (ASX: LDR) strong belief in the upside potential of the under-explored New England Fold Belt in north-eastern New South Wales continues to be justified judging on new exploration results the company has obtained at its Webbs Consol silver project.

Lode Resources (ASX: LDR) continues to expand its promising Webbs Consol silver-base metals project - with a new hole hitting two high-grade intercepts in drilling in the historic New England Fold Belt region of north-eastern New South Wales.

A handy updraft from US and Japanese markets helped the Australian bourse record its second consecutive rise.

Lode Resources (ASX: LDR) is looking to bring new life to the New England Fold Belt of north-eastern New South Wales with its exploration activities at the high-grade Webbs Consol silver-base metal project.

There were discoveries. Acquisitions. Hard drilling mine builders. High grade hits. A joke about my balls. And a fully funded gold developer.

The S&P ASX 200 gained 1.85% in April 2023, extending its YTD gain to 5.38% with mid and small caps outperforming their blue-chip peers.

The ASX has ended the week up 2.25%, thanks to some pre-Easter magic from the Goldies, starring Western Mines' +166.7% belter. Happy Easter!

On Stockhead today, Gold price parties like it's 2021. Guy on Lithium. Tribeca values this green theme at 4 x China mining in the 2010s. Boom.

Despite a lot of hard work from everyone involved, the ASX finished disappointingly flat. Except for Western Mines. It went to the moon.

Not long ago, we asked 'Could semiconductors stocks be the ‘comeback kings’ of 2023?' February says yes. Yes they could.

Explorers returns to Freo, can Resmed's dream run continue, and AVZ probably isn't listening to Robert Friedland right now.

The ASX has stumbled to -0.55% after the RBA hiked interest rates again, while EV Resources made some serious hay, up 46% on a $25m investment commitment.