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Turning waste into value: ESGold’s Montauban strategyCobalt price drops 9.99% at end of last weekMonumental Energy closes $56,000 placementHi-View upsizes private placement to $2.3 millionRoaring for lithium brine in the Salta Province: M&A MondayProvidence’s La Dama shows its golden handTitanium defies gravity in engineers’ world-first breakthroughForge strikes while the coal is hotSapphires exploding like fireworks in the September sky: A Taste of BirthstonesRottenstone Gold pursues Great Bear royalty pivotEurope turns to Arctic minerals to reduce China supply dependenceAclara receives $1 billion EXIM funding interest for Louisiana rare earth facilityHoney Badger samples ‘high-grade’ silver at NanisivikMetal Energy doubles drilling capacity at NIVCopper One scores early at Utah Sport ProjectCore sells final lithium fines to GlencoreMagnesium price jumps as coal puts producers under pressureGold’s nearly $7,000 target could put miners in spotlightChinese rare earth suppliers halt US shipments amid political concernsGold price heads for weekly loss after strong US jobs report Turning waste into value: ESGold’s Montauban strategyCobalt price drops 9.99% at end of last weekMonumental Energy closes $56,000 placementHi-View upsizes private placement to $2.3 millionRoaring for lithium brine in the Salta Province: M&A MondayProvidence’s La Dama shows its golden handTitanium defies gravity in engineers’ world-first breakthroughForge strikes while the coal is hotSapphires exploding like fireworks in the September sky: A Taste of BirthstonesRottenstone Gold pursues Great Bear royalty pivotEurope turns to Arctic minerals to reduce China supply dependenceAclara receives $1 billion EXIM funding interest for Louisiana rare earth facilityHoney Badger samples ‘high-grade’ silver at NanisivikMetal Energy doubles drilling capacity at NIVCopper One scores early at Utah Sport ProjectCore sells final lithium fines to GlencoreMagnesium price jumps as coal puts producers under pressureGold’s nearly $7,000 target could put miners in spotlightChinese rare earth suppliers halt US shipments amid political concernsGold price heads for weekly loss after strong US jobs report
 

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Deals & Dollars

Roaring for lithium brine in the Salta Province: M&A Monday

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) deals were prevalent across multiple trading bourses last week, with resources companies taking a bite into new projects and taking over companies. Liontown (ASX:LTR) has executed a binding farm-in agreement to earn up to 100% interest in the Centenario Lithium Brine Project in Salta Province, Argentina, from NEXT Lithium. The initial consideration comprises US$5 million in…

| By Maddison Elliott
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Core sells final lithium fines to Glencore

Core Lithium (ASX:CXO) has agreed to sell the remaining 25,000 tonnes of lithium fines stockpiled at its Finniss Lithium Operation in the Northern Territory. The binding marketing agreement with Glencore International — a subsidiary of Glencore (LSE:GLEN) — sets a base price of about US$285 ($395.47) per tonne, including cost, insurance, and freight. Pricing is based on indicative lithium oxide…

| By France Pinzon
VH Global Energy Infrastructure

VH Global boosts cash balance with Brazilian solar PV sale

London-based investment firm VH Global Energy Infrastructure (LSE:ENRG) has entered into an agreement for the sale of six operational solar photovoltaic (PV) assets in Brazil. The solar PV assets, located in the Rio de Janeiro state, have a total installed capacity of 11.7 megawatts per hour. Under the agreement, Energea Portfolio 2 LP will pay £5.4 million ($10.14 million) to…

| By Aaliyah Rogan
Forrestania Resources - Edna May

Forrestania wraps up $300 million Edna May acquisition

Forrestania Resources (ASX:FRS) has completed its acquisition of the Edna May Gold Project from Ramelius Resources (ASX:RMS) for $300 million. The deal establishes Forrestania as the owner of two processing hubs in Western Australia through the Lake Johnston and Edna May facilities. Forrestania paid $210 million in cash and issued 225 million shares valued at $90 million to Ramelius, making…

| By Paula Fabe
Anson Resources Green Lithium Project in Utah, US

Anson approved for $269 million business incentive

Anson Resources (ASX:ASN) has been approved for a US$194 million ($269 million) incentive to support its subsidiary, A1 Lithium, with the development of its Green River Lithium Project in Utah, US. The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) approved the business incentive, calculated as 50% of the current and projected annual property tax differential for up to 25 years. The incentive…

| By Maddison Elliott

VIDEOS/INTERVIEWS

Solis puts Cinto to the drill as copper shows at surface

Solis Minerals (ASX:SLM) has the drills turning at its 100%-owned Cinto Copper Project in Peru, where surface mineralisation is giving the team plenty to chase. CEO Mitch Thomas breaks down what comes next: Cinto: A 2,500m diamond drilling program is underway At surface: Sampling has…

| By Oriel Morrison-Higgins

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Turning waste into value: ESGold’s Montauban strategy

This article is a sponsored feature from Mining.com.au partner ESGold. It is not financial advice. Talk to a registered financial expert before making investment decisions. In the Montauban historical mining district in Canada, ESGold (CSE:ESAU) is rewriting the narrative of a site long defined by toxic tailings.  With permits secured for a 1,000-tonne-per-day closed-circuit mill and drill rigs already on…

| By Amy Rotman

Hi-View upsizes private placement to $2.3 million

Hi-View Resources (CSE:GXLD) is upsizing its recently announced private placement to C$2.3 million ($2.31 million) to fund its Canadian exploration efforts. The gold junior initially planned to raise C$1.5 million through an offering of approximately 3.75 million flow-through units at C$0.40 each. It now intends to increase the number of units to 5.76 million at the same price, for total…

| By Jackson Chen
Providence Gold Mines La Dama de Oro property in California, US

Providence’s La Dama shows its golden hand

Providence Gold Mines (TSX-V:PHD) reports gold assays up to 8.9 grams per tonne from its second stockpile trenching program at the Tarantula mine. The company completed phase two continuous trenching at its La Dama De Oro gold property, located 40 minutes from Victorville, California, US. The sampling program was overseen by Mark Payne, PGeo No. 7067, with samples delivered to…

| By JC Villarba
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Rottenstone Gold pursues Great Bear royalty pivot

Rottenstone Gold (CSE:SK) has signed a binding agreement to acquire a 0.75% net smelter return royalty over parts of the Great Bear Gold Project in Ontario, Canada. The all-stock acquisition forms the centrepiece of Rottenstone Gold’s proposed transition from mineral exploration to a mining royalty business. The Great Bear Royalty covers about 570 hectares of mining leases held by Kinross…

| By France Pinzon
Image of mineralisation in rocks at Metal Energy's NIV Property, BC, Canada

Metal Energy doubles drilling capacity at NIV

Metal Energy (TSX-V:MERG) has started drilling with a second diamond rig at its NIV Copper-Gold Project in the Toodoggone district of British Columbia, Canada. The additional rig doubles the company’s drilling capacity for the remaining four weeks of the 2026 field season. Metal Energy has completed six holes totalling approximately 4,200m towards its planned 6,000m program. The campaign remains on…

| By France Pinzon

EXPLORATION

Hi-View upsizes private placement to $2.3 million

Hi-View Resources (CSE:GXLD) is upsizing its recently announced private placement…

Providence Gold Mines La Dama de Oro property in California, US
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