Mineral Road Discovery Inc. is evaluating strategic options for its Australian critical minerals portfolio, including the Leigh Creek Magnesium and Allaru Vanadium projects. The release highlights the strategic importance of these assets due to structural shortages in premium magnesia and vanadium electrolyte demand, while noting the presence of significant historical resource estimates.
Mineral Road Discovery is evaluating strategic options for its Australian magnesium and vanadium projects to maximize value. The company is also focusing on its Bergslagen Tungsten Project in Sweden while highlighting market demand for critical minerals.
Element One Hydrogen & Critical Minerals Corp. announced high-grade surficial assay results of up to 28.46% magnesium and 3305 ppm nickel from its Twin Sisters project in Washington State. These results, previously announced, are from representative olivine sand samples from Millbank Materials' quarry. The company is advancing the opportunity by sending samples for recovery testing to determine commercial viability, with an MOU to purchase material. No mineral resource or reserve has been established, and the samples are not drill intercepts. The company also announced a warrant price reduction and an additional private placement subscription.
Element One Hydrogen & Critical Minerals Corp. announced consistent high-grade magnesium and meaningful nickel assay results from surface samples at its Twin Sisters ultramafic project in Washington State. These initial results validate the domestic feedstock for critical mineral recovery and natural hydrogen generation, with further metallurgical testwork underway. The company has an MOU with Millbank Materials for material supply and is collaborating with Revora Materials and Columbia University for process evaluation.
West High Yield Resources has received an Occupant Licence to Cut and Remove (OLTC) from the British Columbia Ministry of Forests for its Record Ridge project. This permit allows for timber clearing and site preparation, marking a significant step toward construction readiness. The release also references a historical mineral resource estimate of 43.0 Mt at 24.61% magnesium.
West High Yield Resources has received an Occupant Licence to Cut and Remove (OLTC) from the British Columbia Ministry of Forests for its Record Ridge Magnesium Project. This permit, alongside existing Mines Act and access permits, advances the project toward construction readiness. The company also noted its existing mineral resource of 43.0 Mt at 24.61% magnesium.
West High Yield Resources has received an Occupant Licence to Cut and Remove (OLTC) from the British Columbia Ministry of Forests for its Record Ridge Magnesium Project. This permit allows for timber clearing and site preparation, marking a significant regulatory milestone toward construction. The company also restated its historical Measured and Indicated resource of 43.0 Mt at 24.61% MgO from a 2013 technical report.
US Elemental (a subsidiary of Jindalee Lithium) has successfully demonstrated a proof-of-concept for producing high-purity magnesium oxide (MgO) from the McDermitt Lithium Project's magnesium-rich waste stream. Testwork by Kemetco Research Inc. achieved MgO grades exceeding 93% and high conversion rates, offering a potential strategic byproduct to strengthen U.S. magnesium supply chains.
West High Yield (W.H.Y.) Resources Ltd. has announced the exercise of 500,000 stock options at CAD$0.18 per share, generating CAD$90,000 in gross proceeds. The company also restated its Record Ridge magnesium resource based on a 2013 NI 43-101 Preliminary Economic Assessment.
West High Yield Resources Ltd. has initiated a proprietary processing pilot program at its Record Ridge project. Additionally, the company reported progress in permitting and the successful closing of a non-brokered private placement.
