Articles On Highfield Resources (ASX:HFR)

A signal the long-term outlook is bright for the muriate of potash (MOP) market is BHP Group’s (ASX: BHP) recent decision to move ahead with developing its multi-billion-dollar Jansen project in Canada, with chief executive officer Mike Hen...

Investors can acquire a minimum of $1,000 and up to, in aggregate, $30,000 of shares in Highfield at an issue price of $0.52 per share free from any brokerage or transaction costs.

The company plans to use proceeds from the placement in providing a runway to pursue project finance and other strategic alternatives to fund the construction and also to complete the preconstruction activities.

Local stocks tracked higher on Friday in a relatively calm session to end the week. The ASX200 traded flat, edging higher by 0.36% into the close. Those gains were comfortably outpaced by the small end of town, as the microcap Emerging Comp...

The ASX had another positive day but, unlike yesterday, held momentum to close at an all time high. The ASX 200 closed at 7,511 points which was an 0.11% gain although the ASX Emerging Companies Index fell 0.63% to 2,226 points. The top sec...

Potash miner Highfield resources has tapped Canaccord Genuity and Foster Stockbroking for its latest raise.

With excellent road and rail connections, Port of Pasajes currently handles around three million tonnes of dry bulk product annually.

Highfield’s Ignacio Salazar will continue to serve as CEO as he takes on the managing director appointment and joins the company's board.

Highfield is nearing construction at its Muga Project in Spain, where it believes the Muga Potash Mine could become one of the highest-margin potash mines in the world.

Maria Chivite and other regional officials participated in an event to commemorate the award of Mining Concessions for the Muga Potash Project in northern Spain.

Australian shares had a positive start to the week despite closing well off intraday highs. After gaining as much as 0.44% the ASX 200 closed just 0.09% higher at 7,315 points. The ASX Emerging Companies Index meanwhile lost 0.33%, closing...

Mining Concessions for the Muga Project in Spain, namely Fronterizo, Muga and Goyo, have been approved and signed by the three administrations in Madrid, Aragón and Navarra.

Securities will remain halted until Tuesday, July 6, 2021, or when an announcement is released to the market.

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Mining authorities of Madrid, Aragón and Navarra are satisfied with the Mining Concession documentation submitted for the project.

The company also continues to engage with key brokers and strategic partners as it prepares to secure the equity portion of the financing at some stage after the receipt of the mining concession.

The company has already signed non-binding MOUs representing more than its full phase-1 production capacity for potash and salt.

Highfield Resources is developing one of the world's lowest-cost, highest-margin potash mines in northern Spain's Ebro Basin, and at long last, all the ...

Once in production, the company’s Muga Project in Spain's north is forecast to be one of the highest margin potash mines in the world.

Once in production, the company’s Muga Project in Spain is forecast to be one of the highest margin potash mines in the world.

The company’s flagship project is the Muga Potash Project, which covers an area of some 80 square kilometres in the Spanish provinces of Navarra and Aragón.

The potash company is in a position to proceed with the project as soon as the mining concession is granted, as there will be no significant new financial commitments until that point.

Endeavour has successfully raised more than US$4 billion for junior and small cap mining companies in debt financing.

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Highfield Resources is set to purchase a Joy miner bolter from Komatsu to develop underground access declines at the Muga potash project in Spain. Komatsu will deliver and assemble the Joy miner bolter so it is ready to excavate and constru...

The miner bolter being purchased from Komatsu will be used initially to develop underground access declines at the Spanish mine and then to develop the main underground infrastructure galleries.

Beyond construction licences and the issue of the mining concession, these are essential approvals necessary to proceed with the construction of the overhead lines and substations that will provide grid power to Muga mine.

The company’s main focus is on the development of the Muga Project as it nears a final investment decision and the commencement of construction.

Authorities are now focusing on reviewing reports received from other consulted parties and responding to their questions and submissions.

The company is continuing discussions with potential potash and salt offtake partners as part of its sales and marketing strategy.

Health, Safety and Environmental management remains at the forefront of the company’s operating activity protocols as it progresses towards construction of the Spanish project.

The mine will have extremely competitive and versatile export options to Europe for muriate of potash (MOP) and its salt by-product.

The aim of the current drilling program is to confirm and delineate the Muga deposit in the western-most area.

The agreement for the annual sale of 400,000 tonnes of vacuum salt and 100,000 tonnes of de-icing salt are by-products from the Muga Potash Mine in Spain.

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Highfield Resources (ASX: HFR) has found a buyer for the by-products from its Muga potash mine with Pardira Premium (trading as Maxisalt) agreeing to take 500,000 tonnes a year of salt. The memorandum of understanding paves the way for Maxi...

Board chairman Richard Crookes will continue to act in the interim CEO role until July 2020.

Following the granting of a positive environmental permit Highfield is now focusing on securing the mining concession and the construction permits necessary to take the Muga Project into the construction phase.

Highfield aims to mine relatively shallow sylvinite beds covering around 60 square kilometres within the Muga Project.

The company is continuing constructive discussions with authorities from Madrid, Navarra and Aragón with regards to mining concessions at the Muga project.

Work on the Mining Concession submission is well advanced. Positive discussions are continuing with authorities and final submission is expected in early 2020.

PETER Albert is stepping down as managing director and CEO of Highfield Resources to return to Australia for family reasons. Executive Outcomes: ...

The project is targeting shallow sylvinite beds in the Spanish provinces of Navarra and Aragon and mining is set to begin at a depth of 350 metres, ideal for a relatively low-cost conventional mine.

The company is an ASX-listed potash company with four 100%-owned tenement areas in northern Spain.