The Pre-Start

  • Ora Banda shared results from the first 9 holes at Waihi, with hits of 13.5m at 6.1g/t from 113m and 8m at 8.7g/t from 80m being the standouts (OBM)

  • Meteoric received formal approval to construct and operate a rare earth pilot processing facility, costing $2m, with operations commencing by October (MEI)

  • Aris Mining shared a PFS for Soto Norte in Colombia, with an NPV5 of US$2.7B, IRR of 35% and 2.3 year payback on 22 years of mine life, producing 263koz of gold on average from years 2-10 (ARIS.TO)

  • Larvotto released Eleanora intercepts, with a headline hit of 28m at 5.7g/t from 186m (LRV)

  • Centaurus has been advised of required upgrades to transmission capacity in order to meet Jaguar demands, with the timeline consistent with CTM’s’ (CTM)

  • Emmerson shared assays from White Devil extensional drilling, with a best hit of 15m at 6.8g/t from 49m (inc. 2m at 46g/t) (ERM)

  • Sunstone published assays from drilling at 2 prospects within Bramaderos, amidst corporate and asset discussions (STM)

  • Many Peaks shared results from 11 diamond holes at Ferké, with each hole returning significant intercepts, with hole 67 delivering 85m at 3g/t from 295m (MPK)

  • Brightstar shared assays from 6,400m of RC and diamond drilling, targeting infill and extensional resources at Yunndaga within Menzies (BTR)

  • Black Cat has added Amber Rivamonte to its board as an independent non-exec director (BC8)

  • Haranga shared an update on Lincoln gold project, with dewatering running at maximum rates and drilling underway for a end of year resource target (HAR)

  • Presentations were shared by Lotus and GBM

High Grade It

  • Gold producers are defying a broadly gloomy week on the Aussie market and surging on a long rally, with industry leader Newmont up 90% year-to-date (AFR)

  • Fortescue exec Gus Pichot flew to Gabon to reassure its leaders about the company’s commitment to the Belinga iron ore project, after slow progress (Australian)

  • MinRes has been accused of work safety breaches after latest WA truck crash, following whistleblower allegations (AFR)

  • Teck is deferring major growth projects to focus on fixing issues at its Quebrada Blanca, with a review focused on improving tailings drainage (Bloomberg)

  • Goldman has said gold could surge to US$4500/oz on growing fears of stagflation (AFR)

  • Swelling US demand for electricity has the potential to boost coal consumption as much as 57%, according to Peabody (Bloomberg)

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Wheelin’ n Dealin’

  • Brazil opened a probe into Anglo American’s US$500m nickel sale to MMG, with Turkish company CoreX launching an objection to the deal (FT)

  • Anglo is seeking buyers for its US$2.5B (19.9%) stake in Valterra, just three months after spinning off the platinum business (Bloomberg)

  • Elemental Altus Royalties paid A$80m for a royalty portfolio cornerstoned by Genesis’ Laverton project (ELE.V)

  • Austral reported finalisation of its Glencore agreement for the acquisition of Rocklands, with offtake, tolling & funding agreed (AR1)

Rattlin’ the Tin

  • Robex amended its US$130m Sprott facility, with the miner now having access to US$90m of the undrawn funds without requiring certain exploitation permits (RXR)

  • Coda Minerals is halted, raising $6m at 10c (COD)

  • Hycroft Mining announced a US$60m placement (HYMC.N)

Word on the Decline

  • If you’re the sort of person who punts on M&A anticipation, here’s an interesting thought to entertain: What will Jake Klein buy?

  • We know his focus will be driving Endura Mining, the New Zealand gold developer, majority owned by Australian Super, previously called Federation Mining

  • And we expect Jake to do what he has always done: deals

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In the Weeds

  • Forget the pricey coffee, the inflation fight is won and done (AFR) A thought-provoking read, which feels contrary to what we’re seeing/hearing

  • The big threat to Australia’s iron ore empire (AFR) Outlines Vale’s grade threat

  • Nickel in a pickle that White House will struggle to reverse (FT)

  • Four Chinese car brands in top 10 in Australia for first time (AFR) Who’d of thought that price (& quality) wins out

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