
Everest Metals receives financial support for rubidium extraction
Among the company's plans is the use of a direct extraction process developed in Australia.

Among the company's plans is the use of a direct extraction process developed in Australia.

This subway mining project is a clear statement of Kyrgyzstan's commitment to mining modernization and care for the natural environment.

The expansion of the pit will make it possible to avoid the suspension of operations planned for the end of 2025.

The concession reduces project risk and accelerates the project's path to a final investment decision.

Double Zero Capital invested US$75 million and could reach up to a 21.9% stake in Osisko Development if it exercises its warrants.

This plan demonstrates the company's ability to diversify its product offering and strengthen its market position.

This subway ramp will facilitate the installation of drilling stations for the demarcation of the SC-1 Zone.

The company has secured capital for its first operations, and has assembled a team with proven experience in mineral exploration.

D-Solve technology reduced magnesium by 40 % and increased nickel purity by 18 %.

The system was able to navigate with an error of only 0.009% in subway environments without maps, GNSS or fixed infrastructure.

This development has direct implications for strengthening the Australian supply chain for critical minerals.

The objective is to supply all branches of the U.S. military with domestic production.