Donald Trump is threatening to seize Greenland and minerals explorers are watching closely. Philip Andrews is linked to a company with a licence to explore for minerals in Greenland.
Canada’s International Lithium Corp is selling off its stake in lithium prospecting sites in Wicklow and Carlow after Canadian authorities raised no objections to the deal.
Europa Metals was tipped to build a recycling facility on the site to reclaim up to €1 billion worth of mining waste tailings but the firm has pulled the plug on the deal.
The manoeuvrings of a small Belfast firm, in its exit from London’s AIM, has once again thrust the dreary state of public listings in Ireland and the UK into the spotlight.
The veteran investor and corporate financier has helped create billions for investors in a litany of IPOs. This is how he thinks his new venture, called European Green Transition, can do it again.
Backed by an experienced Irish team, European Green Metals is planning to float on AIM in London and possibly Sweden. It wants to secure new rare earth metal supply lines for Europe.
Diamonds are from the deep Earth. So how do they get to the surface? It is a question that niggled at Irish scientist Dr Tom Gernon for two decades before he arrived at an answer that could be invaluable to the mining industry.
Dermot Desmond-backed Mountain Province pursued a dream to build one of the world's biggest diamond mines deep in the Canadian tundra. Once valued at €950m, Mountain Province is worth €52m and its bonds are trading at a discount to face value. Just what has happened? And what happens next?
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