Perth-based copper explorer Emu has announced another key change at the top, with Adrian Griffin ceasing his consulting services arrangement with the company.
Our board moves wrap includes Ashley Zumwalt-Forbes, Nicholas Poll, Robert Mosig, Teow Kim Chng, Peter Christie, Scott Lowe, Andrew Taplin, Matthew Keane, Kathleen Bozanic, Alex Cheeseman, Adrian Griffin, Stephen van der Sluys, Nic Matich, and Ben Grguric.
Our board moves wrap includes Frank Knezovic, Joe Graziano, Ian Mulholland, Simon Youds, Jess Oram, Ryan de Franck, Adrian Griffin, Marta Ortiz Ortega, Warren Hallam, and Jonathan Shellabear.
Today's board moves wrap includes Rhoderick Grivas, Joshua Letcher, Helen Fisher, Susan Hunter, Telma Southgate, Alfie Germano, Wayne Best, and Adrian Griffin.
Lithium Australia's move into the energy storage market has been backed by New York-based institutional funds manager The Lind Partners, via a $6.3 million funding agreement.
West Perth-based Lithium Australia has acquired a lithium-tin project in Germany from its joint venture partner Deutsche Rohstoff in a cash and scrip deal worth about $3.1 million.
Lithium Australia has secured an $18.2 million funding package from US institutional investor Arena Investors LP via a multi-tranche convertible note facility, with the proceeds to be spent on developing a lithium processing pilot plant.
Poseidon Nickel has secured its fourth memorandum of understanding to develop the Lake Johnston nickel project, with today's move to explore for lithium with Lithium Australia.
Junior explorer Lithium Australia has announced plans to acquire a Brisbane-based battery cathode developer in an all-scrip deal worth about $7.3 million.
A hostile acquisition attempt aimed at junior explorer Lepidico has passed deadline with minimal acceptances and will not go ahead, the takeover target says.
Lepidico has formally rejected rival Lithium Australia's $23.8 million takeover bid, after an independent expert labelled the offer as neither fair nor reasonable.
Lithium Australia's $23.8 million takeover bid for rival Lepidico appears to be heading for rejection, with the target company not confident about the operational methods of Lithium's core asset.
Kidman Resources has bought two lithium tenements from nickel miner Western Areas in a $6 million all-scrip deal, while Lithium Australia has signed a memorandum for a joint venture in Germany.
Perth-based explorer Lithium Australia has lodged a takeover bid for rival lithium-focused Lepidico - in the middle of a Supreme Court battle between the two companies - in an all-scrip deal that values the target at $23.8 million.
ASX-listed resources hopeful Lithium Australia has scored a $50,000 commercialisation grant from the federal government for a process the company has developed to process lithium.
SPECIAL REPORT: The potential for mass production of electric cars is among a number of high-technology trends sparking interest in Western Australia's lithium sector, with a series of companies touting projects to meet a forecast surge in demand.
Pacific Energy managing director Adam Boyd has exercised 2 million options to acquire shares in the company at a cost of 45 cents each and sold the same amount of shares on-market for 48 cents each
The market may be getting the jitters over commodity prices but there are still a host of resources-related floats seeking to make the most of the buoyant capital markets.
