Resolution Minerals secured its second US Federal FAST-41 Transparency coverage for the Golden Gate tungsten-gold target in Idaho, following a prior designation for Antimony Ridge. This federal status prioritizes the project within the permitting process, providing defined timelines and coordinated agency efforts, which reduces uncertainty and accelerates development. The US Forest Service plans to assess both Golden Gate and Antimony Ridge under a single NEPA process, potentially speeding approvals. Resolution Minerals is conducting a 13,700-metre drilling program aiming for a maiden resource estimate and testing geological connections between Golden Gate North and South. The company is also developing processing flowsheets for antimony and tungsten, aiming to establish a regional processing hub that could handle ore from third-party mines, enhancing its role in the US critical minerals supply chain.
Investec Bank plc, acting as advisor and joint broker to Advanced Medical Solutions Group Plc, disclosed its share transactions on July 23, 2026. The bank purchased 640,099 ordinary shares at prices between 280 and 280.25 per unit and sold 650,000 sh...
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Radiopharm Theranostics announced a US$4.1 million registered direct offering of American Depositary Shares to U.S. investors, alongside unregistered warrants exercisable after shareholder approval. Concurrently, the company secured commitments for a...
Tesla's stock dropped over 23% since Michael Burry revealed his short position at $416.22, falling to $319.69 after a weak Q2 earnings report. Despite beating revenue expectations, Tesla's earnings per share missed forecasts and margins shrank, fueli...
GreenLight Metals Inc. has granted 339,284 deferred share units (DSUs) to its independent directors as compensation for their fees earned in the first and second quarters of 2026. These DSUs will vest after one year and can be redeemed for common sha...
