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Critical Resources Ltd managing director Tim Wither talked with Proactive about the company’s exclusive rights to acquire a 90% interest in the Greenstars Gold Project in Suriname, adding a second potential gold project to its emerging position in the country. Wither said Greenstars covers around 35 square kilometres and, together with the previously announced project, could give Critical Resources interests across just under 200 square kilometres of granted mining rights, subject to completion of the transactions. He highlighted Suriname’s position within the Guiana Shield and its established

Critical Resources managing director Tim Wither talked with Proactive about the company’s collaboration with CSIRO to optimise and scale its dry supersonic deposition (DSD) battery manufacturing technology. Wither said the CSIRO collaboration provides further validation of work already undertaken with the South Dakota School of Mines in the US and will support the next phase of Critical Resources’ DSD and battery development programs. He explained that conventional lithium battery manufacturing uses a wet slurry containing polymer binders and solvents, which is coated onto foil and dried in hi

Critical Resources Ltd managing director Tim Wither talked with Proactive about high-grade tungsten results from the Granite Creek target within the Croesus Project on New Zealand’s South Island. Wither explained that Granite Creek sits within the company’s wider Croesus Project, located in the ranges above Barrytown on the West Coast. The company has completed first-pass work at the tungsten target, following up historical high-grade tungsten indications with fresh channel and bedrock sampling. The standout result came from channel sample A1419, which returned 0.41 metres at 16.63% tungsten t

Critical Resources Ltd managing director Tim Wither talked with Proactive about the company’s latest manufacturing milestone in its solid-state battery evaluation program, achieved using dynamic spray deposition, or DSD, at the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology within the US National Science Foundation-supported Centre for Solid-State Electric Power Storage research program. Wither explained that the company has successfully deposited a complete cathode, solid electrolyte and conductive network in a single dry step, describing the result as “another demonstration of the work that we ar

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Critical Resources Ltd managing director Tim Wither talked with Proactive about the company’s latest technical milestone in its solid-state battery development program, highlighting the successful validation of Dry Supersonic Deposition (DSD) technology for cathode manufacturing. Wither explained that the company has been evaluating a solid-state lithium-ion battery design using patents licensed from the United States and being assessed in collaboration with the South Dakota School of Mines. The work focuses on developing safer, higher-energy batteries by eliminating the flammable liquid elect

Critical Resources managing director Tim Wither talked with Proactive about the company’s structured solid-state lithium-ion battery evaluation program in the United States, marking a step beyond early-stage optioning into laboratory-based validation of next-generation battery materials. Wither said the company has begun “a structured pathway evaluation pathway” through CEPS, focusing on two parallel projects. The first centres on an amorphous solid-state electrolyte, described as the “heart of the batteries,” aimed at replacing liquid electrolytes that are associated with fire risks in conven

Critical Resources managing director Tim Wither talked with Proactive about the company’s acceptance as an industry member of the US Centre for Solid-State Electric Power Storage (CEPS) and why solid state battery technology represents the next evolution in energy storage. Wither explained that CEPS is a National Science Foundation-backed Industry–University Cooperative Research Centre that brings together leading US universities and industry participants focused on advancing solid state battery technology. Acceptance as an industry member provides Critical Resources with access to world-class

Critical Resources (ASX: CRR) managing director Tim Wither discusses expansion and resource upgrade plans at the 100% owned Mavis Lake lithium project in Ontario, alongside permitting progress and a new exploration program aimed at driving growth into 2026. The interview also covers lithium market momentum, strong infrastructure advantages and an option over solid-state battery technology. #CriticalResources #ASXC #Lithium #MavisLake #OntarioLithium #Spodumene #LithiumExploration #BatteryTechnology #SolidStateBatteries #MiningNews

In today's Just The Facts.. archTIS has deployed its NC Protect software into the U.S. Department of Defense’s Microsoft DoD365 production environment. The company has also renewed 1,000 licences and says discussions toward a large-scale enterprise agreement are now back on track. Critical Resources has completed its first drilling program at the Cap Burn Gold Project in New Zealand. 11 reverse-circulation holes tested mineralisation beneath a large soil anomaly, marking a low-impact first pass across a one-kilometre strike zone. Telix Pharmaceuticals has delivered an update on its precision m