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Jupiter pays out
22nd February 2019 Metals miner Jupiter Mines has announced a final unfranked dividend of 2.5c a share, amounting to a 24% yield on its first year of listing. “Jupiter continues to deliver healthy returns. The yield on distributions by Jupiter since the 2017financial year are unprecedented in the mining industry,... →
Orocobre profits soar in H1
22nd February 2019 ASX- and TSX-listed lithium miner Orocobre has reported a net profit after tax of $24-million for the six months ending December, compared with a net profit of $8.1-million in the previous corresponding period, as lithium production from the Olaroz facility, in Argentina, continues to improve.... →
Talisman pays it forward
22nd February 2019 ASX-listed Talisman Mining will be returning A$29-million in cash to shareholders, in the form of 15.62c a share, following the sale of its interest in the Springfield exploration and Monty mining joint venture (JV) last year. Talisman sold its interest in the JV to partner Sandfire Mining last... →
Bellevue raises A$20m for namesake project
22nd February 2019 ASX-listed Bellevue Gold was hoping to raise A$20-million through a share placement to sophisticated and institutional investors. The company said it would place some 37-million shares, at a price of 55c each to raise the cash, which will be used to advance the Bellevue gold project, in Western... →
Kirkland could hit 1Moz as early as this year
22nd February 2019 Dual-listed gold miner Kirkland Lake has revised its 2019 production guidance to between 920 000 oz and one-million ounces, as the Fosterville operation, in Victoria, continues to outperform. The new guidance compared with the previous full-year consolidated guidance of between 740 000 oz and... →
Australia Minister denies report of China coal ban
22nd February 2019 The Australian government has moved to allay shareholder fears after the share prices of Australian coal miners tumbled on news that China’s northern port of Dalian had banned coal imports from Australia, and placed an overall cap of 12-million tonnes for coal imports during 2019. Trade,... →
Australia nailing its colours to coal mast, despite call to halt its use for power generation by 2050
22nd February 2019 Amid rising electricity costs and flailing power supplies across the East Coast of Australia, the country’s government is standing firm on its decision to keep coal as one of its main sources of electricity generation. Australia’s East Coast is facing a plethora of electricity issues, with... →
Australia nailing its colours to coal mast, despite call to halt its use for power generation by 2050
22nd February 2019 Amid rising electricity costs and flailing power supplies across the East Coast of Australia, the country’s government is standing firm on its decision to keep coal as one of its main sources of electricity generation. Australia’s East Coast is facing a plethora of electricity issues, with... →
Renascor considers spherical options at Siviour
21st February 2019 A prefeasibility study (PFS) into the spherical graphite potential of the Siviour project, in South Australia, has confirmed project economics. ASX-listed Renascor Resources said on Thursday that the spherical PFS estimated a capital cost of A$89.9-million to develop a spherical operation, with... →
Origin reports profit in H1
21st February 2019 End-to-end energy provider Origin Energy has reported a statutory profit of A$796-million for the six months to December, compared with a loss of A$136-million in the previous corresponding period. The previous financial result included an after-tax impairment of A$360-million. →
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