News for Petratherm Limited (PTR.AX)

Petratherm Ltd has found a new form of titanium-rich heavy minerals mineralisation at its Muckanippie project in the Gawler Craton

Drilling work completed at the Rosewood prospect in South Australia has uncovered strong grades of titanium-rich heavy mineral sands

Marmota Ltd (ASX:MEU) is clearly not mucking around, with the company leaping…

First assays from metallurgical testwork at Marmota’s (ASX: MEU) Muckanippie titanium discovery in South Australia have returned bonanza heavy mineral

Marmota (ASX: MEU) has further confirmed the potential of its recent Muckanippie heavy minerals discovery in South Australia with the identification of a

Petratherm (ASX:PTR) has spiked more than 70% in afternoon trade on exciting drill results at its Rosewood prospect.

Shares in Petratherm (ASX: PTR) rose strongly in early Tuesday trading after the company emerged from a trading halt with positive results from

Marmota Resources (ASX:MEU) has reported striking "exceptional thick rich titanium" from surface at its Muckanippie tenement.

Petratherm Ltd has completed a successful placement, adding $1.6 million to its funds ahead of a drilling program next month

It was a close-run thing but the Australian market missed out on setting a new record on Friday thanks mainly to a rare downward pull from the big banks.

Petratherm (ASX: PTR) has identified high-value titanium at its heavy mineral sand (HMS) discovery within the Muckanippie project area, south-west of

High Voltage is back with a bang, as Emma Davies casts her eyes over some big adjustments in BloombergNEF's EV metals predictions.

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Last week the company formerly known as Red Dirt changed its name to Delta Lithium (ASX:DLI). We sat down with boss David Flanagan for a chat.

What impact will Chile's plans to nationalise its lithium industry, second biggest in the world, have on investor sentiment?

The Middle Kingdom’s stranglehold over the rare earths is back in the global spotlight, here are some of the cheapest stocks on the ASX.

From $26m to $6bn in just over four years, with a few dips and bumps along the way. All hail Liontown, king of lithium gains.

China is reportedly considering banning exports of rare-earth magnet production and process/refining tech. ASX stocks took off in response.

Ford joins PT Vale Indonesia and China’s Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt as their new partner in a $4.5 billion nickel processing plant in Indonesia.