Lynas beats profit estimates as prices of rare earths soar
Earlier this month, the US Department of Defense awarded $30 million in funds to build a facility in Texas to Lynas.
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Southern Copper to push forward on new projects as copper price spikes
Company will seek to push forward with several new and pending projects in the mineral-rich Andean nation as prices rise.
Tesla to cut Model 3 production in US for two weeks
One person said a chip shortage may have affected the production cutback, which would last until March 7.
Hyundai’s $900m recall shows EV glory is no one-way road
Company's recall of nearly 82,000 electric vehicles highlights how costly the shift to the industry’s new frontier can be for all the automakers piling in, both to their balance sheets and their brands.
Gold price weakness takes $1.5bn out of largest ETF
In the wake of the recent gold price decline, metal holdings in the GLD gold ETF have fallen by 26 tonnes in a week.
Gold Fields gets step closer to curbing reliance on Eskom
Mining firms say red tape has prevented them from generating their own power for years and have lobbied the government for rule changes.
Alamos reports record operating cash flows, ups dividend by 25%
The company’s two Ontario underground mines both posted strong performance in the quarter.
Sabina updates feasibility on 15-year ‘world-class’ project in Nunavut
Average production in the first five years is estimated at 287,000 oz gold annually.
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