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European Lithium Prepares for Merger with Critical Metals Amid Shareholder Movements
European Lithium is set to merge with Critical Metals, filing to list new shares as directors signal confidence ahead of the September deadline.
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European Lithium is set to merge with Critical Metals, filing to list new shares as directors signal confidence ahead of the September deadline.
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The Almalyk Mining and Metallurgical Complex is building a new lime plant in Uzbekistan, aimed at enhancing local production capabilities and creating new jobs.
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Savannah Resources secures local support for the Barroso lithium project in Portugal, aiming to overcome opposition and commence production by 2028.
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Cornish Lithium secures £7.2 million in government funding to advance its geothermal lithium project in Cornwall, enhancing the UK's domestic lithium production capabilities.
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Kazakhmys has started building Kazakhstan's deepest mine shaft at the Nurkazgan deposit, investing over 32.5 billion tenge to enhance safety and infrastructure for future operations.
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Kazakhstan's government discusses a new fluorspar concentrate plant in Zhambyl, expected to create over 200 jobs and enhance foreign investment in the mining sector.
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Kazakhmys is investing over 25.2 billion tenge in the modernisation of the Zhezkazgan Copper Smelting Plant to enhance production efficiency and safety.
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The UK-Kazakhstan Strategic Partnership Agreement aims to enhance cooperation in critical minerals, education, and technology, marking a significant shift towards value creation and industrial collaboration.
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Kazakhstan's Samruk-Kazyna Fund has acquired a 40% stake in Eurasian Resources Group, marking a significant shift in the company's ownership structure.
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Kazakhmys has started building Kazakhstan's deepest mine shaft at Nurkazgan, projected to reach 1,284 metres, with an investment of 32.5 billion tenge.