Chile’s presidential elections: Who is running and what is at stake
This will be Chile's first presidential election since 2012 where voting will be mandatory.
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Ghana scraps tax on minerals exploration to boost investment
The 15% tax covers exploration-related expenses such as drilling and assay work, hiking upfront costs for companies.
Chinese battery material makers push for higher prices as cobalt rally hits supply chain
Makers of nickel-manganese-cobalt (NCM) precursors have sought higher offers for long-term contracts in recent week.
Morgan Stanley questioned by US House panel over Zijin Gold IPO in Hong Kong
The bank's underwriting of Zijin Gold International's IPO placed it and its US investors at risk of regulatory, financial and reputational harm, said a US House of Representatives committee.
Rio Tinto signs 15-year renewable power deal with US-based TerraGen
The renewable power purchase adds to decarbonization efforts at Kennecott.
Law firm to drop London lawsuit against Brazil mining group over dam disaster
Pogust Goodhead will have to reimburse $1.09 million to Brazilian mining lobby group Ibram.
Glencore, Chilean Cobalt sign offtake for Americas supply
The parties expect most intermediate products to be shipped to privately held US Strategic Metals’ hydrometallurgical battery metals processing facility.
RANKED: World’s 20 biggest gold projects – measured and indicated resources
While many of the largest projects have been stalled for years, the pipeline continues to swell as gold prices stay on the boil.
Ascend Elements lands multi‑year lithium carbonate offtake with Trafigura
The partnership pairs Ascend Elements’ hydro‑to‑cathode technology with Trafigura’s global marketing and logistics platform.
