Latest Commercial Scale Up News

EBR Systems has signed a long-term lease for a 51,000 sq ft facility in Santa Clara, California, positioning itself for significant manufacturing expansion and future growth in wireless cardiac pacing technology.

Australasian Metals Limited reports significant progress in its Dingo Hole Highly Pure Quartz and May Queen South Bauxite projects, including promising gallium assay results, supported by a solid cash position and recent capital raise.

Neometals Ltd has bolstered its financial position with a A$7.1 million capital raise while progressing key projects including the commissioning of a lithium-ion battery recycling plant in Germany and preparing for maiden gold drilling at Barrambie.

International Graphite Limited has locked in a $2 million government grant to fund critical feasibility studies for its Western Australian battery anode materials project, reinforcing its mine-to-market strategy.

TG Metals Limited reports robust metallurgical testwork outcomes for spodumene concentrate at its Lake Johnston Project, achieving lithium grades exceeding 6% Li2O and recovery rates above 80%. The company maintains a solid cash position of $5.3 million as it prepares for further exploration in 2025.

Northern Minerals has reported a 15% increase in the total rare earth oxides (TREO) at its Wolverine deposit, with a striking 75% rise in Measured and Indicated TREO tonnes, underpinning the next phase of its Browns Range project development.

Mesoblast has raised A$260 million through a global private placement to fund the US commercial launch of its FDA-approved cell therapy Ryoncil® and accelerate clinical development in chronic low back pain.

Livium and Mineral Resources have agreed to extend their joint development agreement, funding additional optimisation activities for the LieNA® lithium extraction technology and setting the stage for a 50/50 joint venture.

Galan Lithium has secured the full Phase 2 mining permit for its Hombre Muerto West project, enabling a production scale-up to 21,000 tonnes per annum of lithium carbonate equivalent. Positioned in the lowest cost quartile, this milestone cements Galan’s role as a key player in the global lithium market.