This article highlights recent updates and successes from various mining companies. Premier African Minerals announces Canmax Technologies' commitment to Zulu Lithium and Tantalum Project, while Panther Metals secures funding through a share placement. New Frontier Minerals initiates a survey at the Harts Range Project, Technology Minerals reports successful recycling of damaged EV batteries, and CleanTech Lithium announces an updated resource estimate for its Laguna Verde project. Strategic Minerals surpasses sales and revenue targets for 2024.
Premier African Minerals said following the placing and retail offer , Canmax Technologies Co have reaffirmed that their intention at this time is to work in alignment with Premier to ensure the completion of the commissioning and optimisation of both the primary flotation plant and secondary flotation plant to achieve the targeted grade and recovery at the Zulu Lithium and Tantalum Project.
35% owned battery recycling business, Recyclus Group, has completed a programme to recycle fire-damaged lithium-ion battery packs from an electric vehicle original equipment manufacturer.Recyclus processed complete vehicle EV Li-ion battery packs from the EV OEM after the batteries had been compromised by a thermal event. The damaged units had to be dismantled by Recyclus' specialist high voltage engineer team before being fast tracked, on site, to the recycling team.
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