News Articles for Northern Minerals

Rare earths explorer Northern Minerals struck a 50 per cent offtake agreement with Japanese trading giant Sumitomo Corporation last December – but it was nine months before the deal was announced. The timeframe is indicative of the measured approach taken by the Japanese, according to Northern Minerals managing director George Bauk.

Investors who kept their money in Australia's top blue chip stocks enjoyed great returns in the 2012-13 financial year.

Only a handful of WA companies completed substantial capital raisings in the March quarter. We analyse how they went about it.

Northern Minerals has signed up for a $4 million loan which will allow it to begin a major drilling program at its Northern Territory heavy rare earths project next month.

Pacific Energy managing director Adam Boyd has exercised 2 million options to acquire shares in the company at a cost of 45 cents each and sold the same amount of shares on-market for 48 cents each

Northern Minerals has announced a $26.6 million capital raising plan to fund the development of its Browns Range heavy rare earths project in the Northern Territory.

Northern Minerals has announced $58 million in financing arrangements to fund the completion of a feasibility study at its Browns Range heavy rare earths project near Halls Creek.

Northern Minerals has completed a $5 million share placement to fund development of the Browns Range heavy rare earths project in the Northern Territory.

Northern Minerals has signed a joint venture agreement with Toro Energy to earn up to an 80 per cent interest in all minerals other than uranium produced at Toro's Browns Range tenements in the Nor

WA's emerging mining companies delivered spectacular gains last financial year, for the astute investors who picked the right stocks.

Northern Minerals has announced it has gained a 60 per cent stake in its Gardner Range uranium joint venture with Manhattan Corporation.

West Perth-based minerals hopeful Northern Uranium has reflected its shift to a diversified focus by rebranding itself as Northern Minerals.

Northern Uranium has raised $9.5 million through a rights issue and the conversion of options and will use the funds to progress the company's projects in the Northern Territory and WA.

A Chinese miner has take a majority 51 per cent share in Northern Uranium.

West Perth-based Northern Uranium has entered into an agreement to combine and advance its rock phosphate projects with Korean-based FSL Resources.

Polaris Metals NL changed its relevant interest from 10,000,001 ordinary shares (21.74%) to 10,000,001 ordinary shares (20.52%).

Polaris Metals NL changed its relevant interest from 10,000,001 ordinary shares (25.0%) to 10,000,001 ordinary shares (21.74%).

Washington Resources Lrd became a substantial shareholder with a relevant interest of 10,000,001 ordinary shares (25%).