Rinehart joins push against costs of net zero
Rinehart, whose business interests span iron ore and coal mining to agriculture, criticized climate policies as likely to add burdensome costs.
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Tianqi open to renegotiating lithium refinery deal with IGO
The refinery, the first lithium hydroxide plant to be built in Australia, has been grappling with operational issues and production delays.
Gold price edges up as market awaits Fed minutes, Powell speech
"Gold prices fell yesterday, so now traders are looking at it as an opportunity to get into gold ahead of the Fed minutes," analyst says.
Abcourt readies Sleeping Giant mill to pour first gold since 2014
About 98% of the estimated resources at the Sleeping Giant mine are at a depth accessible from the existing shaft.
SQM boosts lithium supply plans as prices flick higher
Lithium has suffered from a severe global glut that has hammered prices, although output cuts in China have fueled a recent rebound.
Emerita’s El Cura gold-copper hits raise resource potential
The results come several months after Emerita released an updated resource for IBW that boosted indicated tonnage by 35%.
Nexa Resources restores full operations at Cerro Pasco
Operations at Atacocha and El Porvenir were briefly suspended due to blockades by members of the San Juan de Milpo community.
Viridis unveils 200Mt initial reserve for Brazil rare earth project
According to Viridis, the company is positioned to become the first producer of refined rare earths in Brazil.
Afghanistan says China seeks its participation in Belt and Road Initiative
China was among the first countries to embrace the Taliban government after the US withdrawal in 2021.
