Earth AI, Legacy Minerals make first greenfield palladium discovery using artificial intelligence
The companies announced the verified discovery of one of the largest palladium mineral systems in Australia.
Australian gold miner Ramelius Resources Ltd said on Thursday it had ended discussions with Karora Resources for a potential acquisition of the Canada-based mine operator.
Shares of Ramelius rose as much as 2.2% to hit their highest level since June 16, 2021 by 0034 GMT, while the broader market was up 0.8%.
“Following its usual disciplined due diligence process, Ramelius advises that no final agreement, including on value, was reached,” the company said.
Earlier this month, Ramelius confirmed that it was in talks with Karora, but did not disclose any deal value.
However, a local report estimated the transaction value to be between A$700 million ($456.40 million) and A$1 billion.
Karora Resources, which is focussed on increasing gold production at its Beta Hunt gold mine and Higginsville gold operations in Western Australia, confirmed in a separate statement that it had ended discussions with Ramelius.
Karora said it was engaged in exclusive negotiations with a new third party regarding a potential merger.
($1 = 1.5337 Australian dollars)
(By Sherin Sunny; Editing by Alan Barona and Subhranshu Sahu)
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