News Articles for Triton Minerals

Perth based Triton Minerals have again added to their high grade, large flake graphite armoury following on from successful metallurgical testing at the P66 zone within the Nicanda Hill prospect in

Perth based leading graphite hopeful Triton Minerals moved a step closer to full vertical integration and commercialization this week.

Visible graphite observed in drill core

Internal study shows increased profit margins up to 10 times for semi finished graphite products as opposed to raw production.

Graphite product from Triton Minerals Mozambique project successfully converts to graphene oxide.

Nicanda Hill project now able to supply entire range of graphite product to off-take partners.

Lithium ion battery market expected to be worth $26b within a decade

Former Fortescue Metals Group chief financial officer and director Chris Catlow has joined Subiaco-based Triton Minerals as its new chairman, with Alan Jenks stepping down from the head of the board to take on a director role today.

Triton Minerals has tapped investors to raise $12 million for ongoing work at its Mozambique graphite project.

Shares in Subiaco-based explorer Triton Minerals skyrocketed on news it signed a $US2 billion ($A2.6 billion) offtake agreement with a Chinese company for graphite from its Mozambique project.

Shares in explorer Triton Minerals skyrocketed today on the back of a discovery its graphite resources can be converted into a wider range of more valuable products.

Subiaco-based explorer Triton Minerals has secured a funding facility of up to $20 million over two years with Lone Star Investments, to assist in the development of its Nicanda Hill graphite and vanadium deposit in Mozambique.

Owners of graphite stocks have enjoyed strong returns during the past year on the back of demand for the mineral's use in lithium ion batteries, however it is the potential to tap new markets that has some in the sector even more excited.

Junior resources companies are enjoying a renewed interest for capital raisings as investors return cautiously to equity markets after a dry 2013.

Michael Fotios, who made a fortune backing gold miner Northern Star Resources, is heading back to the stockmarket to tap into what he calls “a marked increase in investor interest over the last 3 months”.

Triton Minerals has appointed Anthony Baillieu as non-executive chairman, Alan Jenks as non-executive deputy chairman, and Jason Macdonald as non-executive director.

Triton Minerals has raised $1.6 million to fund its exploration activities at the Balama North graphite project in Mozambique.

West Perth-based Triton Gold is planning to list on the local stock exchange next week after its initial public offer was oversubscribed.