News Articles for Future Battery Minerals

In this week's edition of Bulls N' Bears Big Hits, we examine some of the notable drill intersections revealed on the ASX, including Encounter Resources' 46m at 3.1 per cent niobium pentoxide from 60m to hole end at 106m. We also take a close look at other interesting drill hits from last week as reported by Future Battery Minerals, Riversgold and Spartan Resources.

Our board moves wrap includes Grant Dyker, Jay Stephenson, John Nolan, Nev Power, Michael Edwards, Karen Lloyd, Stuart Gale, and Clinton Dubieniecki.

Nev Power has been appointed as chairman of Future Battery Minerals as the company announced an 85 per cent acquisition of Coolgardie Nickel, a subsidiary of Corazon Mining.

Our board moves wrap includes Nev Power, Jonathan Edwards, and Malcolm Smartt.

Former Fortescue Metals boss Nev Power has joined Future Battery Minerals as non-executive director.

Our board moves wrap includes Robin Cox and Annaliese Eames.

Our board moves wrap includes Aidan Platel, Silfia Morton, Cameron O'Brien, Angus Thomson, John Hannaford, Kerry Gleeson, Rob McDonald, Rodney Baxter, Clayton Dodd, Linton Putland, and Roberto Castro.

Our board moves wrap includes Martin Stein, Matthew Worner, Cameron O'Brien, Rebecca Moylan, Rachel Kerr, David Lenigas, Simon Andrew, Xavier Braud, and Simon Bolster.

Our board moves wrap includes Steve Bodon, Tamara Barr, Stephen Strubel, Michael Edwards, Ed Mason, Kate George, Greg Martin, Andrew Pickering, Felicity Repacholi-Muir, Sam Pazuki, Ian Murray, Phil Marsland, Philip Otley, John Tarrant, Giles Everist, Justin Richard, Chris Gale, Anthony Greenaway, and Joseph van den Elsen.

Subiaco-based Auroch Minerals is set to spend funds raised from high-net worth investors to fund base-metal exploration campaigns across Western and South Australia.

Our board moves wrap includes Trevor Eton, Rebecca Moylan, Stewart Howe, Andy Tran, and Tony Thomas.

Auroch Minerals has purchased a stake in a high-grade nickel project near Coolgardie, which it will jointly develop alongside private company Goldfellas.

Our board moves wrap includes Michael Edwards, Chris Hansen, Evan Hayes, and Paula Raffo.

Legend Mining has launched a $20 million share placement to progress its nickel-copper project in the Fraser Range, while fellow Western Australian explorers Auroch Minerals and Xantippe Resources have also announced capital raisings.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Ed Mason, Glenn Whiddon, Stuart Usher, Richard Joughin, George Jaja, Tim Thornton, Troy Morrison, and Peter Unsworth.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Mark Calderwood, Mark Turner, Ed Mason, Philip Crutchfield, Peter Mullens, Hans Mende, Brian Beem, and Gregg Taylor.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Aidan Platel, Chris Hansen, Adam Santa Maria, Ryan Gaffney, Daniel Schuster, Peter Schwarz, Brendan Borg, Brad Drabsch, Sonja Neame, and John Young.

A summary of last week's smaller deals that did not get included in our daily news coverage.

Auroch Minerals is tapping into the resurgence of nickel activity in Western Australia, striking a deal to acquire Minotaur Exploration's Saints and Leinster projects near Kalgoorlie.

Auroch Minerals has commenced its maiden drill program at the Arden base metals project north of Adelaide this week. The 2,500 metre campaign will drill three prospective looking zinc, copper and cobalt targets across the project. The company has previously announced high grade surface base metal assays from the Ragless Range and Kanyaka prospects, whilst Radford Creek showed highly anomalous lead, zinc and silver.

The Dewrang target is now the highest priority target for Auroch Minerals' upcoming drill campaign after a ground induced polarisation survey returned a chargeability anomaly twice the size of that of the Grainger zinc target. Exploration drilling targeting highly-prospective copper, zinc and gold at the Bonaventura Project in South Australia will start in the third quarter.

Auroch Minerals has initiated a ground induced polarisation survey at its Bonaventura base metals project, on Kangaroo Island in S.A. that has been throwing up a number of enticing rock chip samples. Three priority aeromagnetic anomalies will be surveyed after a review of historical drilling and results. The survey will be used to plan the company's highly anticipated maiden drilling program for Bonaventura.

Auroch Minerals has appointed Aidan Platel as chief executive and Adam Santa Maria as non-executive director.

Auroch Minerals has initiated a geophysical survey program across its Arden base metals project, 360km north of Adelaide in S.A. Recent surface sampling identified highly anomalous zinc, copper, lead and cobalt mineralisation across three separate prospects. Interpretation of the survey data acquired will be used in conjunction with field mapping and geochemical sampling to identify drilling targets.

Auroch Minerals has announced that it has generated 17 interesting looking base metal and gold exploration targets by reinterpreting old geophysics data at its Bonaventura project on Kangaroo Island, southwest of Adelaide. Three priority, high grade zinc targets will undergo surface geophysics ahead of the drilling programs with the new targets broadly coinciding with recent high-grade surface sampling.

New geophysical work by Auroch Minerals has identified potential base metal horizons striking over tens of kms at its new Arden project in South Australia. The encouraging results have prompted Auroch to fly a high resolution aeromagnetic survey to sharpen target definition ahead of a maiden drill program in the September quarter. Samples taken from old workings went 7% zinc and 10% copper.

Auroch Minerals' new base metals project on South Australia's Kangaroo Island has produced spectacular zinc and gold grades from surface sampling, raising expectations for a maiden drill program to get underway next quarter. Rock chip samples produced assays of up to 28% zinc, 0.91% copper and 33.3 g/t gold and created excitement around the company's entry into a rich base metals belt in South Australia.

Thred has announced a capital raising by way of a fully-underwritten, non-renounceable pro-rata entitlement offer at an issue price of $0.004 per new share on the basis of one new share for every t

Reconnaissance exploration at Auroch Minerals new base metals project in South Australia's Flinders Ranges has produced spectacular copper and zinc assays from rock chip samples and confirmed high-potential Sedex mineralisation. The aggressive junior explorer is planning a drill campaign in the September quarter, just months after settling the acquisition of the project in a metals-rich corridor.

Auroch Minerals has opened up a new exploration front, targeting high-grade zinc, lead and maybe even a hint of cobalt in the metals-rich Adelaide Geosyncline after finalising the acquisition of two very interesting looking projects in South Australia. Previous exploration by the likes of Rio Tinto has produced drill hits of up to 26.9% zinc, however the two new projects are yet to be properly drill tested.

High Grade Metals is pleased to announce that on 26 February 2018 it completed the acquisition of the issued capital of Austrian Projects Corporation Pty Ltd (ACN 622 432 428).

Auroch Minerals is targeting large-scale zinc, lead, copper and cobalt deposits in a metals-rich region in South Australia after snapping up two high-grade projects that have not been subjected to any modern exploration. The Arden project near Quorn in the Flinders Ranges and the Bonaventura Zinc project on Kangaroo Island have historical drill hits of up to 26.9% zinc and 2.5% cobalt.

Harry Karelis has resigned as executive director of AusCann Holdings in order to concentrate on other business ventures.

Auroch Minerals have ended their maiden drill program at the Tisova project in the Czech Republic with yet another intercept of multiple sulphide zones and are waiting eagerly for the first assay results to arrive in early December. The historic Tisova mine was in service for centuries as a Copper producer, but could have a new lease of life as a Cobalt producer in the heart of Europe.

Auroch Minerals have topped up their healthy cash balance by banking another $1.1m from from Xtract Resources last year's sale of the Manica gold project and expect a final $0.5m instalment within weeks. The company has now added to their already impressive $4.2m bank balance and will use the funds to continue with their clean-tech metals exploration plays in Europe.

Auroch Minerals have hit more Cobalt with their third drill at the Tisova project in the Czech Republic, even before reaching the predicted target zone. The hole will be redrilled after hitting an historic void, with the fourth hole in the program to get underway in the meantime. The new Cobalt hits follow a big hit in the previous hole with visible Cobalt and Copper over a 130m interval.

Auroch Minerals' gamble on an old Czech Copper mine as future source of Cobalt for Europe's battery factories continues to pay off, with hits of visible Cobalt minerals in the second hole of a maiden drill program. The company hit multiple bands of Copper and Cobalt sulphides over a zone of more than 130 metres, as predicted by Auroch's 3D model.

Auroch Minerals exciting exploration play in search of a copper-zinc giant in Portugal is starting to look interesting. The company's third hole hit several intervals of copper sulphides, with results improving with depth. The hole will now be deepened after a downhole survey also revealed a potential conductor below the original end of hole depth of 1200 metres.

There aren't many exploration projects where you can count on thick intercepts of mineralised sulphides, but Auroch Minerals probably can as it begins drilling for Cobalt, Gold and Copper and the historic Tisova Mine in the Czech Republic. Auroch have kicked off a four-hole diamond drill program at Tisova where waste dump grab samples provided some startling Cobalt and Copper assay grades.

Auroch Minerals high-impact, deep-drilling exploration program in Portugal for giant copper-zinc deposits has hit encouraging rocks on the way to its target depth of more than 1,000 metres. The aggressive junior explorer reported it had hit sulphidic, highly deformed sediments, which are characteristic of the rocks hosting the “supergiant” Neves Corvo deposit just 20 kms along strike.