Pegasus Resources Acquires Claims With Significant Historical Resources Near To enCore Energy
This past week Pegasus Resources Inc. (TSXV: PEGA) announced an impressive addition to its asset portfolio with the acquisition of 147 lode mining claims covering an area of approximately 3,037 acres in Fall River County, South Dakota known as the Chord property. The contiguous claim block is on lands managed by the United States Forest […]
Nuclear Energy To Become Focal Point Of French Energy Production If Macron Re-Elected
France may be headed deeper into the use of nuclear as its main source of energy. That is, of course, if President Emmanuel Macron gets his way and is re-elected in the April 24 runoff election in the country. Part of his most recent pitch, which was reportedly announced earlier today at a rally in […]
Tesla Slammed With Multiple Recalls In Europe, The US
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) has been hit with a string of recalls in recent days. The recalls, which have occurred both in North America and Europe, add further strain to the firm whom has been subjected to production shutdowns in China as of late as well. The recalls started on March 31, when the company saw […]
RooGold: Exploring For Gold In Australia
RooGold Inc. (CSE: ROO) is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition and development of early-stage mineral projects in New South Wales (NSW), Australia. The company owns a massive, district scale 1,380 km² land package comprising 13 concessions which are host to 137 historic mines and prospects. Despite the size of the asset […]
Xebec Adsorption: Canaccord Gets Bullish On Company, Lifts Price Target
On April 12th, Xebec Adsorption (TSX: XBC) announced that it received a US$113.5 million order from an Iowa-based company called SCS Carbon Removal. This comes after the company signed an MOU on March 28 for 51 carbon dioxide reciprocating compression packages. A number of analysts raised their 12-month price target on Xebec Adsorption, bringing the […]
Impending U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Could Affect Coal Industry — and Even the Electric Vehicle Industry
One of the most consequential environmental court cases in years is ripe for a decision at the U.S. Supreme Court, yet it receives little attention in the media. The decision will directly impact the coal mining industry, and its implications could ripple into the electric vehicle (EV) business. So what is the case? In West Virginia v. […]
BMO Gets Bullish On The Fertilizer Sector
Earlier this month, BMO Capital Markets raised their 12-month price targets on a number of their fertilizer and chemical companies that they cover. The upgrades were included within a note that, “serves to, amid challenging forecast conditions, update models and commodity views under a base case framework that fertilizer and European gas prices peak by […]
Turkey Looks To End “Unofficial” Economic Data By Threatening Jail Time
Turkey is unsurprisingly looking to limit public knowledge on just how bad it’s economy is getting to be. It’s been reported by Bloomberg that the country is currently in the process of outlawing the publishing of unofficial economic data without prior approval. The proposed law, which is expected to be submitted this week to Turkey’s […]
Twitter Adopts Poison Pill Rights Plan To Halt Hostile Takeover Attempt By Elon Musk
Hot off the heels of Elon Musk looking to attempt a hostile takeover of Twitter (NYSE: TWTR), it appears the board of directors have hastily adopted a shareholder rights plan, that is, effectively, a poison pill. The rights plan was adopted by this morning by the firms board. The intent of the plan is to […]
SSR Mining Closes On All-Cash Purchase Of Taiga Gold
SSR Mining (TSX: SSRM) has finally completed its acquisition of Saskatchewan-focused junior explorer Taiga Gold Corp (CSE: TGC). The transaction saw the junior firm acquired in an all-cash transaction. Under the terms of the transaction, shareholders of Taiga received consideration of $0.265 per share of the company, which at the time of announcement amounted to […]