Latest Phosphate News

Centrex Limited stabilises operations at Ardmore Mine, completes Australia’s first phosphate export to India, and launches a $10.4 million entitlement offer to fund expansion.

Firebird Metals Limited has secured preliminary design approval for its battery-grade manganese sulphate plant in China and forged a strategic partnership to develop LMFP cathode materials, marking significant progress in its EV battery ambitions.

Traka Resources reports steady progress in its December 2024 quarter, focusing on exploration at Gorge Creek and Cranbrook while withdrawing from Mozambique projects to sharpen its strategic focus.

Aguia Resources has successfully poured its first gold and silver from the Santa Barbara high-grade project in Colombia, marking a rapid operational milestone following its acquisition of Andean Mining.

MRG Metals reports significant progress in its Mozambique Heavy Mineral Sands joint venture with Sinowin Lithium, alongside promising rare earth element exploration results in Zimbabwe, positioning the company for potential growth in strategic mineral markets.

Redivium's Q2 FY25 report reveals strategic progress in lithium-ion battery recycling across Europe, including new partnerships and feasibility studies, while navigating tight cash reserves and a critical entitlement offer.

PhosCo has achieved critical milestones with the approval of its Gassaat Phosphate Project and a strategic MoU with the Tunisian Government and EBRD, setting the stage for a major drilling campaign and positioning itself as a future global fertilizer supplier.

Livium Ltd reports a 179% surge in recycling gross profit and advances its lithium extraction technology, positioning itself strongly in the evolving battery materials market.

DY6 Metals reports encouraging metallurgical sampling results at its Tundulu rare earths project alongside strategic cost reductions and a successful loyalty options offer, positioning the company for focused exploration in Malawi.

Fertoz Limited reports solid Q4 2024 sales despite Canadian permit delays and plans a strategic rebrand to Canadian Phosphate Limited to align with its growth ambitions.

Centrex Limited corrects its corporate presentation title to January 2025 and details progress on its Ardmore Phosphate Project Stage 1.5 Expansion, supported by a $10.4 million Entitlement Offer aimed at boosting production capacity and financial stability.

Centrex Limited has initiated a $10.4 million Entitlement Offer to fund the critical Stage 1.5 Expansion of its Ardmore Phosphate Project, aiming to boost production capacity to 625ktpa. The company highlights the pivotal role of this capital raise in securing operational continuity amid notable financial and logistical risks.