MineLife

Gavin Wendt is a veteran mining analyst with more than 30 years industry experience. He has seen the ups and downs of our resource sector through boom and bust periods.

He therefore utilises his decades of industry knowledge to provide independent coverage of Australian resource stocks, commodities and issues impacting the mining and energy sectors.

Our service helps you stay in touch with the resource sector, and can assist you in making informed, data-driven and timely decisions about your investments.

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MineLife Bulletin

Subscribers receive the MineLife Resources Bulletin up to four times a week

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Coverage Portfolio

We highlight emerging resource stocks to watch, in our in-house Portfolio

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MineLife Weekly

A summary of the companies covered in the week, along with the week’s commodity highlights

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Report Archive

Subscribers can access hundreds of past bulletins with detailed analysis

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MineLife Bulletins

Gold Consolidating After Its Record Run. We’ve Been Bullish for Decades.

Independent insight into Australia’s most overlooked junior resource opportunities.

Many commodity prices are presently consolidating after recently reaching multi-year or all-time highs – reinforcing the strength of the current resources cycle.

At MineLife, we have been bullish on resources for decades, with a long-standing conviction in gold. Through multiple market cycles, our focus has remained consistent: identifying high-quality Australian resource companies early, before they attract broader market attention.

The Australian resource sector is becoming increasingly active. New discoveries continue to emerge, development projects are advancing, and corporate activity is accelerating as well-funded companies compete for quality assets.

Yet with hundreds of junior resource stocks listed on the ASX, many genuine opportunities remain overlooked — often sitting well outside mainstream research and media coverage.

MineLife provides independent, plain-English research focused on uncovering these under-the-radar stories.

While we do not provide financial advice, our in-house Portfolio reflects a carefully selected group of junior resource companies that meet strict criteria across leadership, asset quality and funding strength. We track progress closely and provide regular updates as these stories unfold.

MineLife offers experienced insight for investors navigating a defining period for commodities.

At MineLife, we track companies across the resource spectrum, from grassroots explorers to pre-production firms. Our reports are concise, straightforward, and easy to understand—crafted to meet the needs of investors of all experience levels. Best of all, our research is 100% independent.

We cover a wide range of sectors, including:

  • Precious Metals: Gold, silver, platinum, palladium
  • Energy: Oil, gas, uranium
  • Battery Materials: Lithium, graphite, vanadium, high-purity alumina
  • Base Metals: Copper, zinc, lead, nickel, tin, cobalt, aluminium
  • Bulk Commodities: Iron ore, coal, bauxite, potash, mineral sands

In addition to company analysis, we monitor trends within the resource industry and provide summaries of key international developments. By distilling the overwhelming flow of company and commodity news, we highlight what matters most to investors, helping you stay informed and make confident decisions.

For just $396 (incl. GST) per year, subscribers receive up to five reports a week, packed with actionable insights. Sign up today and gain the knowledge edge you need to navigate the resource sector with confidence.

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Coverage stock @dynamicmetals (ASX: $DYM) is focused on its Widgiemooltha Project in WA - prospective for nickel, gold, copper, lithium. Region includes Goldfields’ St Ives Gold Camp, Astral Resources’ Mandilla Project, and Westgold’s Higginsville Gold Camp and Chalice Gold Mine

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The USA's emergence as an energy exporter has been a phenomenon - transitioning it from a major energy importer to a net exporter since 2019. The shift has been driven by the shale revolution, as well as significant investments in pipeline infrastructure and LNG export terminals.

The latest data shows that Asia's reliance on coal for energy generation is reinforcing itself. China, Japan, South Korea, and Indonesia, which house more than a quarter of the global population, have all increased coal power capacity since 2020.

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Gains (%) since coverage initiation and based on closing prices as at 13 February 2026.

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Abbotsford NSW 2046 AUSTRALIA

+61 413 048 602

contact@minelife.com.au

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