Articles On Chalmers (ASX:CHR)

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.

The ASX had its first positive day of gains in 2023 Tesla could still be overpriced despite a 70% fall – expert US Fed meeting minutes due out tonight   The ASX recorded its first day of gains for the year as financial and tech stocks led...

Concerns around an economic slowdown in China are fuelling speculation about a possible slump in the Australian economy if the world’s second-largest economy heads towards recession.

Australia’s ability to weather a bleak financial year will rest on five major factors, according to Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has revealed the “big issue” facing Australians which will hurt their hip pockets this year.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned surging COVID cases in China could have a “substantial impact” on the economy amid fears migration numbers will be impacted by an impending testing regime. 

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says China's COVID-19 outbreak will weigh on Australian businesses, which are also facing uncertainty from higher interest rates and the war in Ukraine.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says he understands the concerns of business leaders in reintroducing COVID tests for travellers from mainland China and is continuing to assess the economic impacts.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned rising interest rates and China’s Covid outbreak would both have harsh effects on Australia’s economy over 2023.

Highlights The global electric vehicle market is expected to reach US$823.75 billion by 2030 Li-S Energy is planning to test 10-layer cells in 2023 Novonix has received a grant of US$150 million from the United States Department of En...

Liontown Resources executes a binding power purchase agreement with Australian independent power producer Zenith Energy for the supply of power to the Kathleen Valley Lithium Project Sayona remains on target for the recommencement of produ...

I really need you to read this. No, I’m not selling anything. But a really important part of our financial system is at risk, and I need you to know what’s going on. They say if you want to announce something that’s unpopular, or you don’t...

Blockchain Australia’s new CEO, Laura Mercurio, has left the member organisation after just three months after taking on the role An experienced investment banker whose CV includes global investment banks, including BlackRock, Merrill Lynch...

Sydney envirotech startup Pathzero is the latest startup to bolster a round with additional funding a year or more later, adding another $8.6 million to what it’s called a Series A+. The business previously raised $6.8 million in October 20...

Is the Albanese Government ignorantly piling a lot on business owners and managers at a time when they’re coping with a hell of a lot of curve balls? Would Hawke & Keating have been more business savvy?

Jim Chalmers says the government will mandate climate risk disclosure reporting for the country’s largest companies from next year.

The Federal Government is seeking the help of Australia’s top regulators to stamp out greenwashing and develop better reporting standards for the fight against climate change.

ShareCafeTalk Aplenty but Little Action at the Critical Minerals Summit On November 25, 2022, the Australian partnered with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) to present the Critical Minerals Summit, aimed at answering questions about how Austral...

The RBA review isn’t a “performance review” of Phil Lowe, but the Treasurer concedes its final report will be considered when determining the bank boss’s future.

Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers said an independent review of the Reserve Bank will help guide his decision next year on whether to reappoint Governor Philip Lowe, whose term expires in September.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has reportedly asked for a $125-per-tonne cap on the domestic coal price, but questions remain over compensation. The long-signalled move was put into place when the Government is said to have sent details o...

Castile Resources (ASX:CST) has been selected to appear in the Australian Federal Government’s 2022 Australian Critical Minerals Prospectus reportedly as a result of the Preliminary Feasibility Study (PFS) outcomes on its 100% owned Rover 1...

ShareCafeASX falls on big tech losses: Aus shares close 0.5% lower by Peter Milios   All sectors besides Materials, which closed 0.22 per cent higher, have finished in the red, amidst the release of the news that GDP estimates fell short of...

Veteran fund manager Geoff Wilson, the chair of Wilson Asset Management, has made a final plea to investors imploring them to oppose proposed tax changes affecting ASX dividend shares and franking arrangements. Earlier this year, the fede...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has backed RBA governor Philip Lowe as the right man for the job as homeowners grimace over the eighth interest rate hike.

QMines (ASX: QML) has confirmed that the Mt Warminster volcanic-hosted massive sulphide (VHMS) exploration target, north-west of its flagship Mt Chalmers copper-gold project, is ready for drilling. The target represents the third VHMS depos...

The G7 and Australia have agreed to a $US60 a barrel cap on Russian oil, following the European Union's decision on the same move.

The first round of drilling begins at Charger Metals (CHR) and Lithium Australia’s (LIT) joint venture Lake Johnston lithium project in Western AustraliaThe maiden campaign will test out-cropping spodumene pegmatites at the Medcalf prospect...

Battery and precious metals exploration company Charger Metals (ASX:CHR) reports it has commenced a maiden drilling campaign at the Medcalf spodumene prospect, located within the Lake Johnston Lithium Project in Western Australia. The compa...

Stringent regulations have made it difficult for NSW to develop gas resources State has plenty of gas potential that remains untapped Cost of not developing resources adding up rapidly Bans on offshore exploration and mining, tough (possi...