18 Jun, 24

Tera Global Energy Expands Gold Mining and Precious Metals Exploration

Revolutionizing the Future of Mining

Tera Global Energy, a leading force in the mining industry, is making significant strides in gold and precious stone exploration. With cutting-edge technology and sustainable mining practices, we are committed to extracting high-value resources while preserving the environment. As global demand for gold and precious metals continues to rise, Tera Global Energy stands at the forefront of innovation, ensuring responsible and efficient resource extraction.

Gold Mining: The Backbone of Economic Growth Frank Stefan Ignazio – Executive Officer

Gold has long been a symbol of wealth and stability, serving as a critical asset in global finance and jewelry industries. At Tera Global Energy, we focus on high-yield gold deposits, utilizing advanced extraction techniques that enhance efficiency and productivity.

Our mining sites are strategically located in resource-rich areas, ensuring maximum yield with minimal environmental impact. Through extensive geological surveys and modern mining equipment, we optimize gold recovery while maintaining ethical labor practices.

Why Gold Matters Today?

  • Investment Security: Gold remains a key asset for investors, providing stability against inflation and economic fluctuations.
  • Industrial Use: Beyond jewelry, gold plays a vital role in electronics, aerospace, and medical applications.
  • Global Currency: Many central banks store gold reserves, reinforcing its value in international trade.

Precious Stones: Unearthing Nature’s Most Stunning Treasures

Alongside gold, Tera Global Energy is actively engaged in the exploration of rare and exquisite gemstones, including:

  • Diamonds – Coveted for their brilliance and hardness, diamonds are used in both luxury jewelry and industrial cutting tools.
  • Rubies & Sapphires – Valued for their deep colors and durability, these stones are highly sought after in high-end markets.
  • Emeralds – Known for their striking green hue, emeralds are among the most precious and rare gemstones.

Using sophisticated mining techniques and ethical sourcing, Tera Global Energy ensures that our gemstones meet the highest quality standards. Our commitment to responsible mining ensures fair labor practices and minimal environmental disruption.

Precious Metals: Driving Modern Technology

Beyond gold, Tera Global Energy specializes in the extraction of critical precious metals, including:

  • Platinum – Used in automotive catalytic converters, electronics, and medical devices.
  • Palladium – Essential for the automobile industry, particularly in reducing emissions.
  • Silver – A versatile metal used in electronics, solar panels, and antimicrobial applications.

The rising demand for these metals has positioned Tera Global Energy as a key player in the global supply chain, ensuring a stable and ethical source for industries worldwide.

Sustainable Mining: Our Commitment to the Future

At Tera Global Energy, we prioritize environmental sustainability and corporate responsibility. Our mining operations integrate:

  • Eco-Friendly Technologies – Utilizing energy-efficient machinery and reducing waste.
  • Reforestation Programs – Restoring land after mining operations to maintain biodiversity.
  • Water Conservation – Implementing advanced water recycling systems to minimize resource depletion.

By adopting these measures, we contribute to a greener future while meeting the global demand for gold, precious stones, and metals.

Join Us on Our Journey

Tera Global Energy is dedicated to revolutionizing the mining industry with sustainable and innovative solutions. Stay updated with our latest discoveries, projects, and industry insights.

For more information, visit our website at www.teraglobalenergy.com and follow us on social media for the latest news.

Tera Global Energy – Mining the Future, Sustainably.

03 Jun, 24

Production Rebounds Amid Shifting Global Energy Landscape

Recent months have seen notable developments in coal mine production and transportation across global markets, with several key trends emerging as the industry navigates a complex energy transition landscape.

Production volumes have stabilized in major coal-producing regions after experiencing fluctuations throughout the past year. In North America, production has shown modest growth of approximately 3.2% quarter-over-quarter, primarily driven by thermal coal demand for electricity generation during peak seasonal requirements. Meanwhile, metallurgical coal production has remained steady, supported by consistent demand from steel manufacturers.

Transportation infrastructure continues to be a critical factor influencing market dynamics. Rail capacity constraints in key coal-producing regions have prompted industry players to explore alternative logistics solutions. Several major coal producers have reported investing in dedicated rail infrastructure and expanding port facilities to ensure reliable supply chains. These investments aim to mitigate the transportation bottlenecks that have historically impacted delivery schedules and operational efficiency.

Technological Innovations Enhance Efficiency

The industry has increasingly embraced technological innovations to optimize production and transportation processes. Advanced automation systems are being implemented across mining operations, from extraction to processing and loading. These technologies are yielding measurable improvements in operational efficiency, with some operations reporting productivity gains of up to 15% following implementation.

Transportation monitoring systems utilizing IoT sensors and real-time tracking have significantly enhanced supply chain visibility. These innovations allow producers and customers to monitor shipments throughout the transportation journey, enabling better planning and reducing uncertainties in delivery timelines.

Environmental considerations continue to influence industry practices, with growing emphasis on reducing the ecological footprint of coal mining and transportation. Several major producers have announced comprehensive sustainability initiatives focused on minimizing dust emissions during transportation, implementing water conservation measures at mine sites, and reclaiming former mining lands.

Transportation emissions have received particular attention, with rail operators introducing more fuel-efficient locomotives and optimizing routes to reduce carbon footprints. Some operators have begun testing alternative fuel options for coal transportation, though these initiatives remain in early developmental stages.

Market Outlook

Industry analysts project that coal production and transportation will likely maintain current levels in the near term, supported by ongoing demand from existing power generation facilities and industrial applications. However, the longer-term outlook remains subject to energy transition policies and technological developments in alternative energy sources.

Transportation infrastructure investments are expected to continue as producers seek to enhance reliability and reduce costs in increasingly competitive energy markets. These investments may prove crucial as the industry adapts to evolving market conditions and environmental requirements in the coming years.

03 Jun, 24

Jupiter declares interim dividend, reports strong cash flows

Despite a volatile market environment in the first half of the 2025 financial year, the Tshipi é Ntle Manganese Mining-operated Tshipi manganese mine, in South Africa, continued to deliver strong cash flows, supported by its large resource base, low-cost operation and experienced management team, the company says.

Total dividends since listing in April 2018 amount to A$410-million, equivalent to 127% of current market capitalisation,

The company has also released its half-year results, detailing production of 1.9-million tonnes representing strong volumes in the first quarter that moderated towards the end of the period.Jupiter points out.

Sales were 1.7-million tonnes. Volumes remain on target to meet plan on an annualised basis for the full-year.

Two lost-time injuries were recorded in the first half, which the company asserts were both minor in nature.

Tshipi’s total recordable injury frequency rate reduced slightly to 0.32 from 0.35 in the fourth quarter of full year 2024.

The company remains in a strong financial position, recognising a share of profit from its investment in Tshipi of A$15.4-million and a net profit after tax of A$14-million, with no debt on the balance sheet at either Jupiter Mines or Tshipi.