Reuben Adams

2 months ago | stockhead.com.au | Reuben Adams

Western Australian explorer First Au (ASX: FAU) has outlined more shallow, high grade gold over a 400m long area at its “Gimlet” project. The First Au share price – which has ranged between 2c and 4c in the past year — was up about 4.5 per cent to 2.3c in early trade. Highlights of the latest drilling program at Gimlet near Kalgoorlie included 1m at 40 grams per tonne, inside a larger 13m grading 8.2 grams gold per tonne assay.

Jan 20, 2025 | stockhead.com.au | Eddy Sunarto |Gregor Stronach |Rob Badman |Reuben Adams

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Jan 20, 2025 | stockhead.com.au | Reuben Adams

It’s a wonderful time to be an Australian goldie, to be sure. There’s a bunch of announcements out there from small caps eager to ride the wave but some of it is recycled news – so don’t get too excited folks. Today’s fresh news comes from Apollo Consolidated (ASX:AOP) which keep unveiling high-grade gold hits at its flagship WA project. Scroll down for more ASX gold news >>>Apollo was a West African focused explorer before it hit pay dirt at its Lake Rebecca project in August 2017.

Jan 20, 2025 | stockhead.com.au | Reuben Adams

One upon a time, Ausmex (ASX:AMG) was an underappreciated gold explorer with some pretty interesting projects. Then, in March, word got out that Newcrest was drilling a huge IOCG target, a few hundred metres from Ausmex’ ground near Cloncurry in Queensland. Scroll down for more ASX gold news >>>Like BHP’s Olympic Dam, these can be deep but tremendously large, high grade, and simple-to-process concentrations of copper, gold and uranium ores.

Jan 15, 2025 | stockhead.com.au | Reuben Adams

What happened to the most talked about commodities in August? We are knee deep in a metals super cycle, the experts say. That means there are far more winners than losers. Dominant this month was lithium, which continues to go gangbusters:As did lithium equities, with a remarkable 22 of the top 50 stocks enjoying exposure to the battery metal. Meanwhile, Lynas Rare Earths (ASX:LYC) boss Amanda Lacaze says the rare earths market is ‘as good as it’s ever been’.