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Silvercorp Metals Inc. reports that, further to the Company's news release of May 15, 2023, the exclusivity period entered into between Silvercorp and Celsius Resources Limited in the non-binding term sheet announced on that date, which was... - Veroeffentlicht am 09.08.2023

By Elena Vardon Celsius Resources has received an exploration permit for its Botilao Porphyry Copper-Gold Prospect from the Philippines government, it said...

Celsius Resources Ltd on Monday said it was issued a two-year exploration permit for its Botilao copper-gold project by the Philippine Mines & Geosciences Bureau. The copper-gold exploration and...

Celsius Resources Ltd (ASX:CLA, AIM:CLA) Managing Director Peter Hume speaks to Thomas Warner from Proactive London about the latest developments from the...

Celsius Resources Ltd on Tuesday said it has agreed to extend its exclusivity period with Silvercorp Metals Inc, a month after Silvercorp agreed to buy the company. Celsius Resources is a copper-gold... | June 13, 2023

The Warc Awards for Effectiveness 2023, with Lions, sees Africa being shortlisted five times and the Middle East Region nine times...

The government of Namibia said on Thursday that it has barred the export of unprocessed lithium and other vital minerals in an effort to capitalize on the rising demand for metals used in renewable energy technology worldwide. | Pulse Ghana

Namibia has banned the export of unprocessed lithium and other critical minerals, the government announced on Thursday, as it seeks to profit from growing global demand for metals used in clean energy technologies. The southern African country has significant deposits of lithium, which is vital for renewable energy storage, as well as rare earth minerals such as dysprosium and terbium needed for permanent magnets in the batteries of electric cars and wind turbines.

Namibia has banned the export of unprocessed lithium and other critical minerals, the government announced on Thursday, as it seeks to profit from growing global demand for metals used in clean... | June 8, 2023

Namibia has banned the export of unprocessed lithium and other critical minerals, the government announced on Thursday, as it seeks to profit from growing global demand for metals used in clean energy technologies.