Cadence Minerals plc reported strong results from 12 completed holes out of a 19-hole drill programme at the Cínovec project in Prague. The company holds approximately 12% percent of the equity in the Australian site operator, European Metals Holdings Ltd (EMH), which has started work on the thirteenth hole. Cínovec lies on the border crossing with […]
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Cornish Lithium granted geothermal exploration licences
Cornish Lithium has been granted licences to explore for lithium within the geothermal waters in areas off the north and south Cornish coasts. GEOLOGICAL STRUCTURES The Crown Estate, which manages the seabed and most of the foreshore around England, Wales and Northern Ireland, granted the rights in the Minerals Licensing Round. Yesterday’s decision follows a […]
Cornish Lithium buys £2.3m technology licence
Cornish Lithium Ltd has bought an exclusive £2.3 million technology licence from Australian group Lepidico for bulk metallurgical testing and building a pilot plant for its Trelavour hard rock project near St Austell. TRIAL The 15-year royalty-free licence, covering the entire 93km2 St Austell granite region, includes a two-year option to purchase 100m shares in […]
Cornish Lithium appoints Varshan Gokool as CFO
Cornish Lithium Ltd has appointed Varshan Gokool as its chief financial officer. Mr Gokool will assist in the development of lithium projects in Cornwall in an economically and financially robust framework. He has more than 22 years experience in guiding publicly listed mining companies from project definition through to development and construction. Mr Gokool was most […]
Cornish Metals appoints John McGloin as NED
Cornish Metals Inc has appointed John McGloin to the board as a non-executive director. Mr McGloin currently serves as a non-executive director of Perseus Mining Ltd, and Amphi Capital Ltd, a non-executive independent director of Caledonia Mining plc, and the non-executive chairman of Oriole Resources plc, and is the former chairman and chief executive of […]
Factors shaping the UK ‘critical minerals’ strategy
FEATURE: Now that critical minerals have appeared on the world’s industrial radar, the UK must compete with bigger national geographies and immense purchasing powers to ensure its own supply. TIME AND SPEED The Government has outlined its industrial strategy to assess the country’s requirements and assets to tackle pressing issues such as mobility, green energy […]