Shares in rare earths minnow Australian Strategic Materials took a beating on Monday after rattling the tin for $55 million to double alloy production and propel its US expansion.The West Perth
Nedlands-based junior Tali Resources has announced plans for a $7.5 million IPO next month, as it pushes for sustained success at its West Arunta project.
A day after announcing its board had approved expansion for its flagship Karlawinda gold project, West Perth-based Capricorn Metals has launched a $200 million capital raise.
US-focused IperionX has announced plans to raise $100 million, $US67 million, in order to accelerate progression at its new titanium production campus in Virigina.
High Wycombe-based FBR has announced a $12.5 million capital raise to provide additional working capital for its anticipated US joint venture with CRH Ventures.
Arrow Minerals managing director David Flanagan was suitably impressed when he visited the Simandou North Iron project in Guinea earlier this year and saw so many drill targets.
A national mining services company that has quietly completed multiple acquisitions in Western Australia has appointed a Perth-based chair as it explores an ASX listing.
Burgundy Diamond Mines is working towards raising $203 million to fund what it has deemed a ‘transformational' acquisition of an operating diamond mine in Canada once owned by BHP.
Hancock Prospecting will take up a 10 per cent stake in Arafura Rare Earths via the ASX lister's latest capital raising and another show of diversity for the Rinehart investment wheelhouse.
A lithium explorer led by Atlas Iron founder David Flanagan is on track to raise $60 million to fund exploration and development campaigns at two WA projects.
Australian Strategic Materials is on track to raise $30 million from investors to via a share placement to advance its Dubbo rare earths project in NSW.
A Perth-based vanadium aspirant chaired by former National Party of Western Australia leader Brendon Grylls is looking for $35 million to list on the ASX.
Strike Energy shares slipped 10 per cent after the company announced a $30 million capital raising from institutional and sophisticated investors to progress projects.
Tim Goyder-backed explorer DevEx Resources has raised $17.2 million to bankroll an expanded drilling programme at its Nabarlek uranium project in the Northern Territory.
Budding rare earths producer Arafura Resources has successfully tapped new and existing investors for $41.5 million for the Nolans project after shares were offered at a generous discount.
Octava Minerals is preparing for its ASX debut next month as it seeks to exploit some early lithium shows just 10kms from Global Lithium's revered Pilbara lithium discovery. Octava has also pulled together a package of Kimberley and Mid West tenements in solidly mineralised terranes that are already jostling with battery metals big hitters and the company's Pilbara ground also has some intriguing historical gold drill holes that are begging for follow up.
Chalice Mining has laid plans for a considerable capital raising effort to bankroll the next year and a half of exploration activities across its Julimar and West Yilgarn prospects.
Potash hopeful Agrimin has sought further funds needed to develop its $637 million Mackay project in the Pilbara, as the company closes in on a final investment decision.
“It has been a busy year and it continues to be,” is how Simon Reed describes current market conditions in Western Australia.A corporate partner at Perth’s top ranked law firm,
Budding lithium player Liontown Resources has unveiled a big share placement to fund its planned mine, with the deal also marking the first WA transaction for investment bank Barrenjoey.
Local medtech Artrya has listed on the stock exchange, having earlier raised $40 million through an IPO to help commercialise its cardiac imaging software.
Multi-billion-dollar lithium play Liontown Resources has sought to quell media speculation surrounding a potential equity raising for its tier-one Kathleen Valley project.
A local medtech focused on the early detection of heart disease has sought $40 million through an IPO, which will in part be used to fund the development and commercialisation of its software.
Perth technology company HealthEngine has made a key change in its corporate structure, signalling it is moving closer to proceeding with a stockmarket float.
