Rio Tinto, Resource Minerals and Sidney top April mining ranks
Geopolitics, rising costs and supply strain lifted mining stocks, with copper bets and exploration momentum leading gains.
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Panama counts steep cost of First Quantum’s copper mine closure
Fresh report by a local private sector group reveals deep economic fallout after Cobre Panamá mine shutdown.
Rio Tinto copper surge offsets iron ore disruption
Strong Mongolia output lifted metals performance despite weather setbacks and rising geopolitical risks.
BHP, Atalaya and Xtra Energy lead March stocks ranks
Sentiment drove votes as the US-Israel-Iran conflict lifted energy costs, disrupted supply chains and fuelled metal volatility.
Coeur lifts 2026 production after New Gold deal closes
Acquisition boosts gold production by 80% and adds copper exposure while expanding Canadian operations footprint.
Savannah Resources shifts Barroso timeline to July
Timeline shift reflects strategic trade-offs as Savannah advances Europe’s largest lithium project amid regulatory and local pressures.
ACG Metals hunts copper deals to build Western supply
Miner explores acquisitions across the vast Tethyan Belt as copper demand rises and prices turn volatile.
BHP wins UK appeal ending case over Brazil dam collapse claims
Court ruling halts allegation the miner funded litigation to block Brazilian municipalities from pursuing claims in London.
Agnico, Hycroft and Sidney lead February stocks ranks
Gold strength and strategic execution consolidated the three companies at the top of February's mining stocks rankings.
Tungsten crunch can be fixed before prices spike further: BMO
China’s export curbs and weak mine output have tightened supply, but analysts say there are options to rebalance the market.
Diamond slump pushes Botswana to broaden mining base
Botswana is stepping up exploration beyond diamonds as weak prices and lab-grown rivals expose risks of reliance.
How Rio–Glencore talks fell apart
In the end it wasn't about copper, iron ore or coal, but who was paying more.
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