Articles On Chalmers (ASX:CHR)

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has rejected a Chinese investment fund's bid to increase its stake in a rare-earth company on national security grounds.

Jim Chalmers was attempting to sell the government’s decision to lift taxes on superannuation funds when he found himself in hot water.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers, who declared he would end the ‘super wars’ once and for all, has fired his first salvo. Those with more $3 million in super will pay an extra 15 per cent.

The ASX climbed 0.4% today after investors threatened it with a stick Mt Monger (ASX:MTM) wins the day by securing funding for it’s Canadian REE play New consumer survey suggests 42% of shoppers might be dumber than previously feared   Au...

Copper and gold development company QMines (ASX:QML) has confirmed potential for an open pit to be developed following an initial pit optimisation study at its Mt Chalmers Project in Queensland. The company says the initial study, undertake...

This content is created by Smallcaps Authors. [Author : Imelda Cotton] Queensland explorer QMines (ASX: QML) has confirmed the potential for an open pit operation to 160 metres depth at its flagship Mt Chalmers project following the recen...

This content is created by Smallcaps Authors. [Author : John Beveridge] When he promised changes to end the Super wars, Treasurer Dr Jim Chalmers should have realised that he was actually starting the wars anew. Now everyone from financia...

The Treasurer is denying the conversations about superannuation are a sign of a ‘broken election promise’ as the super wars rage on.

The prospectivity of Charger’s Lake Johnston project in Western Australia has been firmly established by the intersection of high-grade lithium at the Medcalf spodumene discovery. It is remarkably hard after all to argue with multiple stack...

Charger Metals (CHR) reports high-grade lithium hits in 14 of 17 recent reverse circulation (RC) holes drilled at its Medcalf spodumene discovery in WA The company says it struck multiple stacked spodumene-pegmatites within a 100-metre-w...

ShareCafeDomino’s Pizza suffers record loss: ASX finishes 0.3% lower by Peter Milios   Consumer discretionary stocks dragged down Australian shares, causing a 0.3 per cent drop in the S&P/ASX 200, which has hit a six-week low. However,...

Lithium carbonate prices have tumbled 30% since November 2022 peaks, what’s next?  Mandrake has secured a ~226sqkm lithium brine project in Utah’s Paradox Basin Charger intersects multiple stacked spodumene-pegmatites at Lake Johnston A...

Lithium and battery metals exploration company Charger Metals (ASX:CHR) has uncovered ‘high-grade’ lithium intercepts following a maiden drilling program at the Medcalf spodumene discovery, as part of its Lake Johnston Lithium prospect in W...

22 Feb 2023 - A snapshot of the stocks on the move featuring Vintage Energy (ASX:VEN), Mandrake Resources (ASX:MAN), Charger Metals (ASX:CHR) and Carnarvon Energy (ASX:CVN).

ShareCafeASX falls 0.5% at noon after wage growth forecasts miss targets by Peter Milios   Underwhelming wage growth and disappointing results from US markets caused the S&P/ASX 200 to sink 0.49 per cent lower to 7,300.20 at noon. In th...

ShareCafeStocks of the Hour: VEN, MAN, CHR, CVN                    Vintage Energy (ASX:VEN) has announced that their gas supply from the Vali gas field commenced yesterday. Vali is supplying gas to eastern Australia under a long-term...

Stockhead’s Top 10 at 10, published at ~10.30am each trading day, highlights the best (and worst) performing ASX stocks in morning trade using live data. It’s a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day by showing the biggest movers...

Controversial changes to the super tax concession system are being considered for one group of Aussies in particular.

ASX recovers to finish a bit less awful than it was at lunchtime, down 0.2% Magnis Energy Technologies climbs 6% on news that Elon wants to Bogart all its battery metals Connexion Telematics’ General Motors contract extension prompts an 80...

Labor is proposing changes to superannuation that would make it more difficult for Australians to access their retirement savings early. Here’s what you need to know.

Quick summary: Jim Chalmers calls out the need to fix broken supply chains, but talk is cheap. Learn why Aussie roads need $5.5 billion in order to keep our economy on track, the growing disconnect between infrastructure needs and reality,...

The share market suffered its biggest setback since the opening session of the year as investors dumped bank stocks after the federal government ordered an inquiry by the competition regulator into the retail deposit market. The S&P/...

A sharp sell-off in bank stocks dragged the share market to a four-week low. The S&P/ASX 200 declined 85 points or 1.15 per cent by mid-session. The retreat put the index on course for its heaviest loss of 2023. The big four high-...

This content is created by Smallcaps Authors. [Author : Filip Karinja] Queensland-based explorer QMines (ASX: QML) has provided an update on its exploration and resource drilling activities at its flagship Mt Chalmers copper and gold proj...

RBA chief Philip Lowe has come in for renewed criticism by the media and some politicians after it was reported that he had briefed banks in a closed-door gathering last week after lifting rates.

Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has made a grim prediction about the economy, saying Aussies are going through a “very difficult time”.

Dear Treasurer Chalmers, I was heartened to hear you might be looking for a ‘second opinion’ when it comes to whether or not to replace the ‘best interests duty’ for financial advisors with a simpler (read: worse) standard of ‘go...

The ASX climbed by 0.3% on Wednesday Mining and Financials were the best sectors Boral and Suncorp’s results helped pushed the sectors higher   Mining and Financials pushed the benchmark index higher today as the ASX 200 climbed 0.3% on W...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says while the recent interest rate hike would slow the economy, forecasts show Australia would not go into a recession.

S&P says fears of a recession, among other things, is placing increasing pressure on lithium demand Australia’s Recharge Industries is the preferred bidder to acquire BritishVolt Shares in EV Resources surge on $25m investment commitme...

Australian exploration company Charger Metals (ASX:CHR) has signed a binding agreement to buy Lithium Australia’s (ASX:LIT) 30% minority interest in the Lake Johnston Lithium Project in Western Australia. This acquisition will bring Charger...

Charger Metals (CHR) is looking to take full ownership of the WA-based Lake Johnston project from joint venture partner Lithium Australia (LIT) CHR has signed a binding deal to snap up LIT’s 30 per cent stake in the project, which is cu...

The ASX is expected to open flat on Tuesday Wall Street was again weighed down by the prospect of higher rates Binance to suspend withdrawals   The ASX is set to open flat on Tuesday ahead of the Reserve Bank’s interest rates decision at...

QMines (QML) appoints Simon Kidston as its new Non-Executive Chairman Mr Kidston replaces Andrew Sparke, who becomes the company’s Managing Director Mr Kidston also serves as Non-Executive Chairman of Lithium Plus Minerals (LPM), a No...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is leaning on superannuation funds and global connections to power Australia's push to rewire homes and industries with clean energy.

Big business is calling on the Government to use an 18-month election-free window to pay down debt and reshape the economy with bold reforms that harness industry.

It’s not time for Australia to batten down the hatches, Jim Chalmers says, despite the grim times facing the world economy. Instead the country should focus on what it can control.

ShareCafeAus shares close 0.3% lower on inflation data by Peter Milios   The Australian Treasurer, Jim Chalmers, held a press conference addressing the “unacceptably high” inflation figures released today. He acknowledged the high figures,...

The ASX finished marginally lower before the Australia Day break Aussie inflation came in at 7.8%, higher than predicted Gold stocks fell broad based   The ASX dropped 0.10% on Wednesday as Australia’s inflation rate shot to a 33-year hig...

Patriot Battery Metals hits stunning 156.9m interval of 2.12% Li2O, including 25m at 5.04% Li2O at the CV5 pegmatite Pure Resources has been granted remaining titles at the Laforge Lithium Project in Quebec,~65km from Patriot’s project C29...

Jim Chalmers says a national easing in jobs growth was expected but maintains the economy is in “good nick” to withstand expected global economic headwinds this year.

This content is created by Smallcaps Authors. [Author : Imelda Cotton] Junior explorer QMines (ASX: QML) has launched an airborne electromagnetic survey over its flagship Mt Chalmers copper-gold project in Queensland. The 1814 kilometre s...

Charger Metals (CHR) resumes drilling at the Medcalf spodumene prospect within its Lake Johnson lithium project in Western Australia Twenty drill holes are planned to test extensions to mineralised pegmatites both along strike and at dep...

Highlights 90% of CEOs anticipate staffing shortages this year, as per Australian Industry Group's latest CEO survey. The unemployment rate presently rests at a historically low 3.4%. The Reserve Bank of Australia has increased the ca...

ShareCafeDon’t Ignore The Franking, Ignore The Hyperbole! Looking to 2023, income investors can’t ignore the tax-effective benefits of franking credits, and by extension of that, we think investors can ignore much of the scaremongering surr...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned crippling skills shortages would place added strain on the economy which is set to feel the brunt of a possible global downturn. 

It has been a fruitful time to own Westpac Banking Corp (ASX: WBC) shares over the last six months. The Westpac share price has lifted by around 20% in that period. Other ASX 200 bank shares have also performed well, with the Commonwealth...

Power bills could surge further than expected, gas companies and the opposition warn, as Labor defends its controversial cap.

Global economies risk being steam-rolled by multiple factors this year, with leaders in five countries meeting to discuss one threat in particular.

The population is set to be shy of just 30 million people in a decade, but the Treasurer has significant challenges lie ahead.