Battery Minerals has been awarded a mining licence for its Montepuez graphite project by the Mozambican Government.
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Mustang on track for Caula production by mid-2019
Mustang Resources could be producing at the Caula graphite-vanadium project in Mozambique by the middle of next year.
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Mustang adds vanadium potential to Caula strategy
Mustang Resources is on track for first production at the Caula graphite project in Mozambique by the middle of next year.
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Mustang secures 25-year concession for Montepuez ruby project
Emerging gem explorer Mustang Resources has announced an upgrade for its Montepuez ruby project exploration licence, having been granted a mining concession valid until 2042.
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US pushes fraud charges against ex-Rio chief
A US securities regulator has dismissed appeals from Rio Tinto to have fraud charges dropped against former company executive Tom Albanese, accused of fudging company results at Rio Tinto's former Mozambique operation.
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Battery Minerals signs offtake agreement with Qingdao Guangxing for 10,000 tonnes of graphite
Battery Minerals has secured an offtake agreement with Qingdao Guangxing Electronic Materials (GEM) for development of its Montepuez graphite project in Mozambique.
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Mustang Resources to receive nearly $20 million in funding for ruby project
ASX-listed Mustang Resources, a rising gem explorer operating out of Mozambique, has secured $19.95 million in convertible note funding from US investment company, Arena Investors.
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Battery secures US offtake partner for graphite production
Battery Minerals has signed an offtake agreement that covers 20 per cent of the first phase of production from its Montepuez graphite project in Mozambique.
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Battery Minerals’ Montepuez graphite project progressing well
Following on from $20 million of capital raising earlier this month, extensive recruitment is now underway at Battery Minerals' Montepuez graphite project.
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Syrah reaches production milestone at Balama graphite operation
Syrah Resources has produced its first bagged saleable flake graphite from the Balama project in Mozambique.
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Battery Minerals secures $20 million in capital for graphite projects
WA graphite explorer Battery Minerals has received $19.5 million in share placements and $500,000 from its drilling contractor (in return for equity) in order to fund its Balama and Montepuez projects in Mozambique.
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US law firm launches class action against Rio Tinto
American law firm Hagens Berman has filed a class action lawsuit against Rio Tinto over the miner’s failed dealings in Mozambique earlier this decade.
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Rio Tinto to ‘vigorously defend’ United States fraud charges
Rio Tinto and two former leading executives, including Tom Albanese, have been charged with fraud in the United States over the company’s dealings in Mozambique earlier this decade.
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Syrah seeks $110m to increase graphite output
Syrah Resources plans to raise $110 million to fund the ramp up of production at the Balama graphite project in Mozambique, Africa.
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Rio Tinto faces probe into Mozambique operations
Rio Tinto has confirmed reports that it is under investigation by the US Securities Exchange Committee (SEC) over an impairment in its 2012 accounts in Mozambique.
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Triton graphite strikes Chinese deal
Graphite explorer Triton Minerals has announced a major offtake deal which will see $255 million invested into their Nicanda Hill operation.
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Rio Tinto to sell African coal assets
Rio Tinto has announced it will sell its coal assets in Mozambique to International Coal Ventures.
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African president visits Mackay’s coal
The President of the Republic of Mozambique Armando Guebuza was in Mackay yesterday learning about coal export and infrastructure in the region as part of his Australian tour.
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Mozambique coal problems to boost Aussies
Rio Tinto's massive write-down of Mozambique coal assets proves Australia's deposits and infrastructure are of a higher quality, UBS analysts claim.
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Peabody slams Gov, calls for resources competiveness
Peabody Energy CEO Gregory Boyce has slammed the Australian Government's mining polices, and called for the establishment of commission to ensure resources policies serve the nation's long term interests.
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