News for Tempest Minerals Limited (TEM.AX)

Nanocap Tempest Minerals has inked an MOU with Green Steel and Iron with a view towards the latter's construction of an iron processing hub.

Tempest Minerals Ltd says it has found an emerging magnetite deposit at its Yalgoo base and precious metals project in WA

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

The ASX closed the week in negative territory, falling nearly 1.5 per cent. All but one sector ended Friday trading lower.

It's handy to know which stocks have ground near a potentially large discovery like Yinnetharra. Here are four of them.

There are growing signs that the lithium market might rebound with spot prices of lithium carbonates rising.

Are large miners looking to make lithium acquisitions? Rio is certainly considering moves but has balked at current prices.

Battery grade lithium chemical prices in China have fallen again but prices for technical grade lithium carbonate has posted gains.

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.

Opinions are growing about a potential lithium price bounce on expectations that electric vehicle demand will grow further this year.

The Taliban has reportedly rejected a Chinese company's plan to make a US$10bn investment into its lithium mining sector.

GM is expanding its battery manufacturing capacity in conjunction with Samsung SDI while signs are emerging of growing lithium demand.

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

Chile's move to effectively nationalise lithium resources has rattled investors despite claims that it actually provides more opportunities.

Tesla has chosen to prioritise growth in electric vehicle sales over profitability while broader EV sales continues to climb.

While lithium chemical prices have continued to plummet, lithium miners continue to maintain confidence in their long-term prospects.

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.

Australia's National National Electric Vehicle Strategy will seek to drive EV adoption, which could in turn increase lithium demand.

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