Lordstown Motors, an EV start-up based in the U.S., listed publicly on the NASDAQ through a merger with DiamondPeak. Lordstown’s stock has increased by 39% since it started trading publicly last month. [more]
Alberta’s Energy Minister, Sonya Savage, visited E3’s office in Calgary to show the Alberta Government’s commitment to mineral development in the province. E3’s patented technology extracts lithium from oil field brine waters, with planned production starting in 2022. [more]
eResearch spoke with CEO William Trainer and VP of Corporate Development & Director John LaGourgue about the Company’s upcoming growth initiatives, including the launch of its new electric Vicinity model, and its plans to expand its presence in the U.S. market. [more]
Rumors of a revamped nickel-manganese-cobalt (“NMC”) battery with more nickel & manganese could fuel demand for nickel and manganese. Join Tesla’s battery day webcast on September 22 to hear all of the latest developments. [more]
CanAlaska is a junior mineral exploration and Project Generator company. The Company controls 132,300 hectares across 9 uranium projects in northern Saskatchewan & Manitoba, 25,000 hectares across 3 nickel projects in northern Manitoba and two base metal projects in northern Manitoba & B.C., and 2 diamond projects covering 57,752 hectares in Saskatchewan & Alberta. [more]
Revenue for Tesla was US$6.0B in Q2, up 1% Q/Q but down 5% Y/Year. During the earnings’ call, Elon Musk announced that the next Tesla factory will be built near Austin, Texas and asked any mining companies to mine more nickel and that “Tesla will give you a giant contract for a long period of time.” [more]
Net proceeds from the offering would be used for further R&D of the Company’s intelligent battery management system and commercial electric vehicle programs. [more]
Last week, Rivian, a private electric vehicle manufacturer backed by Amazon, announced a US$2.5 billion capital raise, aimed at ensuring the production launch in 2021 of its electric truck and SUV line, competing against Ford, General Motors, Nikola, Tesla, and Lordstown Motor. [more]
Top deals closing this month included Osisko Mining receiving $177M and Lundin Gold closing C$57.5 million, both from bought-deal financings. Artemis Gold expects to raise $175 million from a bought-deal agreement with a syndicate of underwriters as well as a non-brokered offering. [more]
The production and sale of electric vehicles were resilient despite the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, as the EV industry reported various new developments in vehicles and technologies. [more]
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