Sherritt bondholders push miner to weigh rival rescue plan
Toronto-based Sherritt is one of Cuba’s largest foreign investors, but the company has been in turmoil.
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Sigma Lithium chair says cash flow will cover key debt maturity
Sigma has faced mounting scrutiny from analysts and investors since October, when it said it would temporarily shut its sole operating mine.
Ghana mining law revamp could complicate Gold Fields’ lease renewal
Proposals include automatic renewal of mining leases eliminated.
Alcoa shares tumble after cyclone cuts into alumina output
The guidance overshadowed a stronger quarter for Alcoa’s aluminum business.
Gold price falls as US-Iran hostilities rekindle Fed hike bets
“Precious metals have come under selling pressure as oil prices move back into the $80s/bbl range,” commodity strategist says.
Nickel price hits three-week high on Indonesia supply risks, Fed view
The battery metal climbed as much as 3.1%.
Oil above $85 as risks to Middle East crude flows mount
Brent crude rose above $85 as US strikes on Iran and threats to Hormuz and Red Sea shipping routes stoked fears of Middle East oil disruptions.
Lead prices slump as Trafigura lifts LME stockpiles to a record
Stockpiles tracked by the exchange surged by 86,500 tons to 456,575 tons on Wednesday, reaching the highest level in data going back to 1970.
China coal mining output falls most in decade after deadly blast
China produced 381 million tons of coal in June, a 9.7% drop from a year earlier.
Angola wants De Beers stake to shape strategy, minister says
Anglo American is in the final stages of selling De Beers.
Kristi Noem courted by critical minerals firms after DHS ousting
Noem joined Vancouver-based NovaRed Mining's advisory board as the company races to expand its critical minerals footprint in North America.
Giant copper mines brace for winter deluge in top producer Chile
Chile convened mining companies and industry groups for emergency talks as a powerful winter storm looms.
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