After receiving a key guarantee from the Tanzanian Government for a 10 year extension to the Mining Licence for its 100% owned fully permitted Epanko Graphite Project in Tanzania, Kibaran is now looking to finalise funding to set the development process in motion. Show More
Shares in graphite hopeful Black Rock were smashed following Tanzania’s asset grab. But a PFS finds its project will still deliver strong returns thanks to low costs. Plus, Nzuri Copper gets hot and sweaty in the Congo as it prepares to release a feasibility study on its high-grade copper-cobalt project.... Show More
Local market ran into a brick wall after lunch despite solid China data. China Caxin Manufacturing data was better than expected and in expansion territory…good for commodities who had another good night. Bond yield proxies and currency proxies were under pressure from the start while banks joined the slide after... Show More
Liontown Resources is concentrating activities on its portfolio of highly prospective pegmatite-hosted lithium projects in Australia and Tanzania, with these ranging from grassroots (Mohanga in Tanzania) to more advanced, including Bynoe in the Northern Territory. Results of work to date (including drilling) have highlighted the prospectivity of the Company’s projects,... Show More
One of the issues facing potential graphite developers now is the large number of companies (and projects) fighting for a relatively limited pool of funds and customers. As such, to be successful, a company will need to differentiate itself through providing a product that will be sought after, and a... Show More
Whilst lithium has dominated speculative attention over recent times, let's not lose sight of graphite. Kibaran Resources (ASX: KNL) is modestly valued compared with its more expensive graphite sector peers. It's a stock that I believe is long on value and short on hype. Kibaran's board has also consistently demonstrated... Show More
