News Articles for Piedmont Lithium

Piedmont Lithium has postponed a shareholder vote on its merger with Sayona Mining after failing to meet quorum, despite overwhelming support from votes cast.

Our board moves wrap includes Shannon Green, Jeremy King, Michael Dontschuk, Barnaby Egerton-Warburton, Tim Goldsmith, Matthew Hansen, Emmanuel Correia, John Hebenton, Greg Entwistle, Kenneth Banks, Nicholas Johansen, Dawne Hickton, Brendan Shalders, Craig Jones, Alexander Neuling, and Michael Higginson.

Our board moves wrap includes Kelly Moore, Meagan Hamblin, Sonu Cheema, Nathan Maxwell-McGinn, Susan Jones, and Cameron O'Brien.

Piedmont Lithium has sought to hose down a short-selling report made by self-described activist investment firm Blue Orca Capital targeting a lithium project in Ghana.

Piedmont Lithium has signed a deal with South Korea-based LG Chem for a USD$75 million, roughly equivalent to AUD$109.5 million, equity investment over four years.

Our board moves wrap includes David Acton, Christina Alvord, and Michael Bless.

Our board moves wrap includes Nancy Milne, David Lenigas, Daniel Wise, Darren Holden, and Todd Hannigan.

Our board moves wrap includes Craig Sharp, Jenny Cutri, Justin Osborne, Stephen Mann, Patrick Hickey, Claude Demby, Susan Jones, Anastasios Arima, Levi Mochkin, and David Lim.

Our board moves wrap includes Bernard Crawford, Jessamyn Lyons, Fabian Baker, Michael Andrews, Daryl Corp, Todd Hannigan, David Frances, Richard Caldwell, Keith Coughlan, David Lenigas, Michael Bourke, Anthony Kiernan, Anthony Reilly, Craig McGown, and Daniel Coletta.

Perth-registered Piedmont Lithium will spend $US12 million for a stake in both Queensland's Sayona Mining and its Quebec subsidiary.

Today's board moves wrap includes Kenneth Banks, Brian Thomas, Jeff Armstrong, Ian Middlemas, Simon Gerard, and Jordan Tentori.

Piedmont Lithium has launched a $29 million capital raising to advance its namesake project in the US, while Arafura Resources and Vimy Resources are raising funds to develop rare earth and uranium projects in Western Australia and the Northern Territory.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Alan Langford, Robert Carlile, Ian Grant, Andrea Hoskins, Barry Hartnett, Travis Harvey, Michael Milne and Austin Devaney.

Piedmont Lithium has raised $21 million via a share placement to complete the definitive feasibility study for its namesake project, while Marindi Metals has tapped investors for $2.5 million, and Koppar Resources for $1.1 million.

Piedmont Lithium has tapped investors for $12.2 million to fund an expansion and upgrade at the company's namesake project in the US state of North Carolina.

Brian Simons has been appointed head of sales at AssetOwl. Mr Simons has been in software sales for 10 years.

Prominent businessman Ian Middlemas will now chair 11 companies concurrently after replacing Craig Burton as chairman of niobium hopeful Cradle Resources.

Regis Resources' return to good financial health has been confirmed with the declaration of an interim dividend, with the WA gold miner also today announcing changes to its management team.

THREE years ago, Xenolith Resources was bumping along the bottom of the performance tables, with shares rarely worth more than a few cents even before the chaos of the GFC.

Perth-based Tasman Resources has demanded that former joint venture partner WCP Resources pay $713,848 after it declared force majeure on the Lake Torrens project in South Australia.

Sydney-based WCP Resources Ltd has raised $10 million through a placement, with investors invited to participate in the company's $8 million initial public offer of uranium spinoff Uranoz Ltd.