News Articles for Metalicity

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An ongoing dispute between Metalicity and Tom Percy-led Nex Metals Explorations has escalated to the Supreme Court.

Perth Airport-based Metalicity has stepped up its pursuit of Tom Percy-led Nex Metals over outstanding payments it claims it's owed as part of a takeover bid.

Our board moves wrap includes Greg Harvey, Mark Clements, John McGlue, Robert Gregory, Justin Barton, Andrew Pardey, David Casey, Ian Hobson, and John Geary.

Nex Metals Explorations is taking legal action against joint venture partner Metalicity over two gold projects in the Eastern Goldfields and a subsequent hostile takeover attempt.

Nex Metals Explorations has sought undertakings from joint venture partner Metalicity after alleging a breach in the pair's joint venture agreement amid a hostile takeover.

Metalicity has sought to consolidate ownership of two gold projects in Western Australia after launching a hostile takeover bid for joint venture partner Nex Metals.

Our board moves wrap includes Boyd Timler, Davide Bosio, Peter Christie, Pedro Kastellorizos, Lionel Liew, Jack Spencer-Cotton, Jason Livingstone, Justin Barton, Michael Chaney, Robert Dennis, Alexandra Atkins, David Murray, and Thomas Lawrence.

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Gold has stood the test of time proving it to be a stand-out performer in 2020 following the onset of COVID-19. March saw the price of the yellow metal fall to US$1,486 per ounce before rising by a stunning 40 per cent to hit an all-time US$2,067 per ounce high in August. What does 2021 hold for gold?

Shares in both Metalicity and Nex Metals Exploration were up today after the joint venture recommenced drilling at the high-grade Kookynie gold project in Western Australia.

A summary of the smaller deals from last week, which did not get included in our daily news coverage.

A summary of the smaller deals from last week, which did not get included in our daily news coverage.

Family Insights Group has raised $422,112 through a placement at 0.1 cents a share. Riversgold has raised $218,000 through a placement at 2.2 cents a share.

Force Commodities has appointed London-based metals trading and marketing specialist, Simon Grant-Rennick, to assist in discussions with global commodity trading groups in London,

Metalicity Limited has used open file Government data to generate exploratory base metal targets and stake a new tenement, adjacent to the giant Admiral Bay zinc project in the Kimberley region of WA. The work interprets potential domed structural positions for the trapping of mineralised fluids, enhancing the prospectivity for mineralisation in areas nearer to the surface, than at Admiral Bay nearby.

Metalicity has secured two new prospective looking nickel-copper-PGM exploration tenements that it identified from examination of historical geophysical data and diamond drill core in the sought-after Fraser Range region in southern WA. This work identified intriguing magnetic and gravity anomalies while the drill core confirmed that disseminated copper sulphide mineralisation was present in the sought after mafic intrusive rock types.

Metalicity has more than doubled its targeted areas in the emerging Paterson copper-nickel-gold province in WA with its application for seven new exploration licences in three project areas that cover a total area of 3000km2. Exploration by WMC from 1966 to 1971 at the priority Warburton target, identified about 200 copper mineral occurrences and geochemically anomalous soils over significant strike lengths.

Former Heron Resources boss Mathew Longworth will take the helm of mining hopeful Metalicity, as managing director Matt Gauci announced he will move on after more than six years in the role.

Metalicity has appointed Non-Executive Director Mathew Longworth as its new Chief Executive Officer to drive the company's new focus on the exploration for copper and nickel in the sought after Paterson province of the Pilbara region in Western Australia. This follows founding Managing Director Matt Gauci's decision to step down from his position with effect from 10 January 2019.

Metalicity Limited is now geared for exploration at its prospective new copper project tenements in the highly sought after Paterson region in WA, after netting nearly AUD$1.5m from the sale of non-core lithium and cobalt assets. The company's Pilbara lithium project was sold to Chilean major SQM for AUD$1.35m and a royalty, whilst its Yerrida cobalt project was purchased by Great Western Exploration for $170,000 in cash and shares.

Metalicity Limited says it has outlined four significant structural exploration targets for copper-gold at both of its recently secured large project regions in the Paterson province of the Pilbara region in WA. The company identified two targets each at the Mandora and Desert Queen projects that cover over 900 square kilometres, after compiling and modelling existing geophysical and geological data sets.

Metalicity Limited has secured nearly 650 square kilometres of prospective looking nickel-copper-gold exploration tenements over two projects in the sought after Fraser Range region in southern WA. The new projects are surrounded by operating mines and significant mineral occurrences. The company is selling off its zinc and lithium interests in WA as it shifts focus towards copper, nickel, cobalt and gold exploration.

Metalicity Limited has secured nearly 2200 square kilometres of promising looking copper-gold exploration tenements over two projects in the sought after Paterson Province of the eastern Pilbara region. The new projects are surrounded by operating mines and significant mineral occurrences. The company is in the process of selling its zinc and lithium interests as it shifts focus towards its copper, nickel and cobalt assets.

Metalicity has received the first payment of CAD$500,000 for the sale of its West Australian zinc projects after Canadian spin-off Kimberley Mining successfully completed the first tranche of its CAD$2m seed capital raising. The company will also receive CAD$20m worth of Kimberley shares and a CAD$4m payment on successful completion of Kimberley's IPO in the December quarter this year.

Metalicity has identified two lithium pegmatites covering over 8km of strike at its Pilgangoora North project in the Pilbara. The exploration targets lie adjacent to a granite outcrop, which is interpreted to be the source of the area's significant lithium mineralisation. The new targets are 9km along strike from the world class Pilgangoora spodumene deposits that hold 269.1 million tonnes grading almost 1.3% lithium oxide.

Metalicity's battery metals ambitions have received a boost with the return of some tantalising results from an innovative geochemical survey just 35kms along strike from the giant Greenbushes lithium mine. A first-pass sampling program has defined two large target areas that could host pegmatites under a lateritic cover with the company planning immediate follow up with an infill survey.

After agreeing terms for the spin-off of its giant Admiral Bay zinc project, Metalicity is now rapidly reshaping the company as a serious player in the battery metals sector. Exploration activity is being stepped up at three well-placed projects in lithium, cobalt and graphite, backed by an MOU already in place with Shanghai Metals for offtake, development and financing support.

Metalicity Limited will seek to extract fair value from its giant Admiral Bay zinc project in the Kimberley of W.A by vending all its zinc assets into a new company, Kimberley Mining Limited, to be listed on Canada's TSX Venture exchange. The deal is worth up to CAD$32.5m for Metalicity and will advance its Admiral Bay project, whilst leaving the company cashed up to pursue its battery metals projects.

Metalicity has commenced RC drilling at the Yerrida Basin near Wiluna and will look to follow up on previous positive indicators at the project that show cobalt may be present. The latest campaign will investigate the project's geological setting, which is considered analogous to the Central African Copper belt that hosts structural/stratigraphic-controlled copper-cobalt and nickel-cobalt sulphide mineralisation.

Metalicity will vend its mammoth Admiral Bay zinc project into a separate subsidiary to be called Kimberley Mining that will be listed on the TSX Canadian Venture Exchange. The decision was endorsed by project stakeholders and key North American institutions and will provide an opportunity for Metalicity to extract full value from the project that management believe is not fully valued in Metalicity's market cap.

West Perth-based Metalicity has announced plans to spin-out its Admiral Bay zinc project on the TSX Venture Exchange as Kimberley Mining, following strong interest from Canadian investment banks and fund managers.

Black Mountain Resources Limited is pleased to update shareholders on the following restructure initiatives that have been agreed to by the Company and its major lender, Richmond Partners Masters L

Ardiden Limited (ASX: ADV) is pleased to announce that it has completed the successful acquisition of 100% of the early stage Bold Property Colbalt-Copper Project in Ontario, Canada with a final pa

SPECIAL REPORT: West Perth-based junior Metalicity is developing a plan to take the Admiral Bay zinc deposit in the Canning Basin to production, two years after the project was bought from the collapsed Kagara Mining.

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Perth-based Metalicity has commenced exploration activity and a scoping study at its recently acquired base metals projects, after a 12-month restructuring process that concluded yesterday when it began trading on the ASX.

Perth-based PLD Corporation will proceed with acquiring three zinc and nickel projects, including collapsed miner Kagara's Admiral Bay zinc project, now that it has secured about $10 million from two mining finance managers, including Resource Capital Funds.