Deep Sea Minerals Corp. Comments On American Ocean Minerals – Odyssey Marine Exploration Transaction
Deep Sea Minerals Corp. commented on the American Ocean Minerals-Odyssey Marine Exploration deal as a sign of sector consolidation.
State Council Delegation Visits Sealien Robotics
Last week, a delegation from the Development Research Center of the State Council visited Sealien Robotics for an on-site exchange, joined by…
Small Caps: Cobalt Blue’s deep-sea mining and nodule refinery enters critical minerals race
Small Caps profiled Cobalt Blue's Project Infinity, highlighting its 90 percent-plus metal recovery from polymetallic nodules.
TMC Subsidiaries Submit Massive Deep-Sea Dataset to Public Database as Company Launches Video Series on Findings of Environmental Research
TMC subsidiaries NORI and TOML submitted nearly a decade of Clarion Clipperton Zone environmental data to the ISA's DeepData database.
Deep Sea appoints Zelen director; Greene to step down
Deep Sea Minerals Corp. named Anthony Zelen to its board as Barry Greene, a director since its Copperhead Resources days, steps down.
Deep Sea Rare Minerals Appoints Geoffrey McDonald Day to Board of Directors
Deep Sea Rare Minerals appointed veteran mining executive Geoffrey McDonald Day, former CEO of Saudi Arabia's AMAK, to its board.
Deep Sea appoints McConnell as VP, exploration
Deep Sea Minerals Corp. has appointed Dan McConnell, a 25-plus-year deepwater geoscience veteran, as vice-president of exploration.
CRIMM Technology Cracks Precision Sampling and Assessment Challenges for Deep-Sea Polymetallic Nodules
On April 7, the Hunan Institute of Science and Technology Information convened a science and technology achievement evaluation meeting in…
AOM Chairman Outlines $1B Merger and Platform to Rebuild U.S. Critical Minerals Supply Chain on Fox Business
American Ocean Minerals Chairman Tom Albanese detailed AOM's $1 billion Odyssey Marine merger and Nasdaq listing on Fox Business.
China’s Bid for High Seas Treaty Secretariat Turns Technical Choice Into Strategic Fight
China is bidding to host the High Seas Treaty secretariat in Xiamen, backed by $70 million, challenging Chile and Belgium.