Quebec Precious Metals Corp. is studying whether its James Bay projects in Quebec host viable amounts of lithium, an element much in demand in the transition to green energy.
Michael Ballanger of GGM Advisory Inc. shares his thoughts on the current state of the stock market, the Silicon Bank Failure, and what stocks he believes should be on your radar.
With a positive PEA in 2018 and a sole claim on potential Tellurium deposits in North America, First Tellurium Corp. is dedicated to meeting rising demand for eco-friendly technology needs.
Another 150 battery gigafactories are in the wings but there will not be enough battery mineral mines built in time. Graphite is the largest component of batteries and Ron Struthers of Playstocks.net believes Northern Graphite with growing graphite production is positioned to benefit.
As the number of nuclear power plants continues to grow around the world, this uranium and vanadium producer is building a processing plant to recover those elements.
With vanadium demand on the rise, we take a look at one vanadium company's 2022 full-year operational and sales results as well as expert opinions about where this company is headed in 2023.
In light of rising interest in electric vehicles, technical analyst Clive Maund reviews the 13-year, 38-month and 8-month charts to tell you his outlook on Global Battery Metals Ltd.
In conjunction with the release of its third-quarter report, Largo Inc. reported record high-purity vanadium production. Read more to hear what analysts are saying about this stock and the multiple catalysts the company has set for the future.
Rover Metals Corp. has signed the definitive agreement to option a 100% ownership interest in a Nevada lithium project that puts it closer to its goal of pivoting from gold to lithium and critical elements.
Rover Metals Corp., which is pivoting to critical metals and minerals, is looking to a peer’s feasibility study to help prove the viability of the resource at its new project.
Rock Tech Lithium Inc. shares traded 30% higher yesterday after the company reported it executed a five-year supply contract with Mercedes-Benz AG of Germany. Under the terms of the agreement, Rock Tech will provide Mercedes with 10,000 tonnes of battery-grade lithium hydroxide yearly, which is expected to generate CA$2 billion in revenue for the company.