Author Archives: Muhammad Awais
December Quarterly Results Briefing
Missed out on our December Quarterly results briefing you can listen to a play back here.
2022 Pilbara Minerals
Our new Managing Director and CEO, Dale Henderson presented at the 2022 Diggers and Dealers Mining Forum.
Right Side of the Boom presentation
Recently appointed Chief Executive Officer, Dale Henderson, gave his inaugural speech as CEO at a well-established resources investors’ conference in June.
Nobel Ndiweni, Process Trainer
Nobel Ndiweni, a Process Trainer at Pilbara Minerals, has a love of sharing knowledge and helping people learn new skills..
Eulogio Almanza, Principal Environmental Advisor
It’s not often people find a job that combines their skills with their passion, but Eulogia Almanza has been able to do just that…
Pilbara Minerals (ASX:PLS) receives further significant results from Pilgangoora
Australian lithium producer Pilbara Minerals (PLS) has received further significant assay results from its Pilgangoora Project.
Looking After Country
We work closely with our Traditional Owners of the land where our mining activities are located, Nyjamal and Kariyarra Peoples, to understand and support them and their connection to Country.
Books in Schools Program
Our continued support of the program at the Yandeyarra Remote Community School helps to support learning activities and build literacy skills.
Pilbara Minerals keeps Ngungaju production ramp-up on track
Pilbara Minerals has achieved first coarse spodumene production from its Ngungaju plant at the Pilgangoora lithium operation in Western Australia, as the plant undergoes commissioning.
Pilbara Minerals’ Ken Brinsden on that record-breaking lithium auction and why high pricing is ‘expected to persist
Pilbara Minerals just sold its lithium at auction for $US2,240/t. That’s a 550pc yoy increase.
Pilbara Minerals just sold its lithium at auction for $US2,240/t. That’s a 550pc yoy increase
Pilbara Minerals’ Ken Brinsden on that record-breaking lithium auction and why high pricing is ‘expected to persist’