The global energy transition relies heavily on lithium, a critical component in batteries for electric vehicles (EVs). Although demand has recently slowed due to a temporary lull in EV uptake,

Limestone, primarily composed of calcium carbonate (CaCO3), is a carbonate sedimentary rock that forms from calcite and aragonite minerals. These minerals crystallise from water with dissolved calcium, through either biological

Limestone mining begins with locating and evaluating a suitable deposit, followed by clearing vegetation and topsoil from the identified site. Once the area is prepared, drilling and blasting methods are

Firering Strategic Minerals (FRG) is moving away from its previous focus on lithium exploration in Côte d’Ivoire to capitalise on Zambia’s demand for quicklime in the copper industry. With lithium

Limestone, a sedimentary rock mainly composed of calcite, makes up approximately 15% of the Earth’s sedimentary crust and serves as a cornerstone in construction and various industrial processes. Its prevalence

The global demand for strategic minerals continues to surge, driven by the accelerating transition towards clean energy technologies and electric vehicles (EVs). This shift is propelling significant growth across various