• Cyprium has sold surplus generators, netting $9m (CYM)

• Aguia’s restart of Santa Barbara remains on schedule, with commissioning of existing processing facilities occurring while underground rehab takes place (AGR)

• West Virginia met coal producer, Ramaco Resources is paying its dividend in shares… (METC.N) huh?

• Aurumin’s Brad Valiukas resigned as MD effective today, while existing NED Daniel Raihani has been appointed as the new MD and John Ingram and Ben Broom as new NEDs (AUN)

• Some AGMs of interest next week: PLS, DLI, LTR, PNR, SYA, WGX, JMS, EMR, WC8, PDN

• And if you really want to compare and contrast what good governance looks like - go no further than Robert Millner-chaired Soul Patts (AGM slides, webcast link 9:00AM Perth time)

• Ellison shows remorse and pride at MinRes AGM: “I’ve built a great company” (West), “It’s a dark cloud in my life” (AFR) and “I hate what I’ve done” (West)

• LG Chem and ExxonMobil signed a non-binding MOU for up to 100kt of lithium carbonate (EM)

• Jake Klein reckons the geopolitical uncertainty gripping the world will create an opportunity for Australia to make itself an even greater jurisdiction of choice (BN)

• BHP unveiled plans to boost copper production in Chile, deploying up to US$14bn to counteract grade declines and aging assets (MiningNews)

• Gold Fields’ four WA gold mines boost production during Sep quarter (West)

• D-day fast approaching for Iluka’s Eneabba play, as future of the rare earths refinery remains up in the air (MiningNews)

• Outback Way highway big boost for development of Nico’s $2.9bn Wingellina nickel-cobalt project development (West)

• Indonesia’s Prabowo vows to retire all coal plants in 15 years (Bloomberg)

• MinRes insists its stake in a Bullsbrook industrial park was not a related party transaction (BN)

• Long wait likely for Regis’ McPhillamys mine even if Liberals scrap heritage protection (West)

• Australia snubs AUKUS partners’ nuclear invitation (MiningNews)

• Northvolt filed for bankruptcy protection in the US after a desperate bid to secure rescue funding fell short (Bloomberg)

• Why iron ore could fall 25pc next year, and it’s not Trump (AFR’s Chanticleer)

• Who is Gautam Adani and why has the US charged him with bribery? (Bloomberg)

• Battery start-up Northvolt files for bankruptcy protection in US (FT)

• Anglo American’s coal sale turns into two-horse race (AFR Street Talk) Peabody & BUMA vs Stanmore, GEAR & M Resources. Yancoal has bounced 6%

• Meteoric completed the sale of its Palm Springs gold project to WIN Metals (MEI)

• Aurum have declared the takeover for Mako Gold unconditional, with a current relevant interest of 39.9% (AUE)

• Ex Glencore traders outmanoeuvre Swiss juggernaut at True North Copper (AFR Street Talk) a pretty odd article… Glencore tipping in equity to retain the LOM offtake doesn’t mean they are ‘outmanoeuvred’

• Silvercorp is raising US$130m via the issue of convertible bonds “for the construction of copper-gold mining projects outside of China” (SVM.T) which project?

• Ionic Rare Earths is in a trading halt pending a capital raise (IXR)

• Perennial’s Sam Berridge and AMEC’s Warren Pearce spoke at a recent uranium & lithium webinar hosted by RSM (RSM) Watch from 3 min mark

• India is turning into an SUV country, as car ownership more than 2x in the last 10 years (Economist)

• Chris Ellison remains MinRes’ big unanswered question (AFR Chanticleer)

• New Zealand becoming a mining hot spot (MiningNews)

• MinRes faithful hail King Ellison, but what is yet to come as board probe continues? (West Op-Ed)

• MinRes sidesteps scrutiny despite Ellison’s mea culpa (AFR Analysis)

• If you like yourself some NexGen memes, this YouTube parody from @HorribleDisgust is quality

• Interesting article on discovery-investing: Exploration to mine- Risk-Reward evolution and asymmetry maximization (CrimsonCarp's GeoAlpha)

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