Conflict in Congo threatens trade in key metals, UN experts say
Companies buying metal sourced from central Africa could be exposing themselves to United Nations sanctions.
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British Columbia Premier walks tightrope between resource boom, green goals
David Eby is in talks with Teck around support for a plant to recycle electric-vehicle batteries.
China to launch its first platinum, palladium futures
The Guangzhou Futures Exchange will be the first exchange to allow delivery against its contracts in a form used by the main consumers.
Hedge fund Elliott challenges court verdict it lost against LME on nickel
The LME annulled $12 billion in nickel trades in 2022 when prices shot to records above $100,000 a metric ton in a few hours of chaotic trade.
Tsingshan’s lithium brine lake project in Argentina starts production
The project is a joint venture between Tsingshan and French miner Eramet in Salta Province.
Codelco eyes 10% stake in Teck’s Quebrada Blanca copper mine
Codelco values the interest in Quebrada Blanca, currently held by Chilean state mining firm Enami, at about $500 million.
Anglo American kicks off coal assets sale — report
Anglo is said to have hired Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Centerview Partners to assist with the sale of $5 billion worth of assets.
Indonesian group to buy Hillside copper project in Australia for $265 million
Hillside represents the largest permitted and shovel-ready copper project in Australia.
Talon Metals grants additional royalty on Tamarack nickel-copper project
Triple Flag has received an additional 1.67% NSR royalty for an $8 million investment.
