Premier African Minerals Ltd (AIM: PREM) shares rallied as it reiterated the latest move from partner Canmax in an escalating dispute will have no impact. Canmax has now served official notice to end an offtake and prepayment agreement for spodumene concentrate produced
Shares in Premier African Minerals plunged 40% on Monday after the company declared force majeure at its Zimbabwe lithium mine, citing a defect at its processing plant. A Premier statement said the plant could not produce sufficient spodumene concentrate to
Premier African Minerals Limited, is pleased to provide an update on the Offtake and Prepayment Agreement entered into between Premier and Canmax Technologies Co., Ltd., formerly known as Suzhou TA&A Ultra Clean Technology Co. Ltd, (“Canmax”). In accordance with the terms
Premier African Minerals has commenced operations at its Zulu Lithium Mine near Bulawayo and says it will produce the first ore at the mining facility by mid-April. The company recently made its first blast at the mine and is now
Premier African Minerals Limited, is pleased to report on the current status at Premier’s Zulu Lithium and Tantalum Project (“Zulu”). · Plant assembly and construction is complete. · Final instrumentation connections completed on 28 March 2023. · Plant to point
Premier African Minerals said on Wednesday it had finished building a lithium processing plant at its Zulu mine in Zimbabwe and expected to start production of spodumene concentrate later this week. Spodumene is a lithium ore with a high concentration
Premier African Minerals will start shipping spodumene concentrate from its Zulu lithium mine in Zimbabwe to China by March 2023 after signing an offtake deal with Suzhou TA&A Ultra Clean Technology Co, chief executive George Roach says. Zimbabwe holds some
Premier African Minerals Limited, is pleased to report on assay results at Premier’s Zulu Lithium and Tantalum Project (“Zulu”). Highlights: · Multiple wide high-grade zones intersected · Early QXRD data confirms Spodumene as dominant Lithium mineral George Roach, CEO commented, “The detailed
Premier African Minerals saw its share price fall 4.5% to 0.3p in late afternoon trading on Tuesday after the company announced the completion of its Zulu Lithium Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) funding. Premier African Minerals reported its subscription agreement with Suzhou TA&A
REGIONAL mining group, Premier African Minerals has started drilling at its Zulu Lithium project in Matabeleland South province. Last month, the multi-commodity mining and natural resource development company, announced a placement of £1 million for the ongoing Definitive Feasibility Study