JSW sinks most since 2023 as coal miner faces cash shortage
The Polish government has been subsidizing unprofitable thermal coal producers in a bid to maintain local production.
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Vietnam jails ex-Saigon jewelry CEO, 15 others in gold case
Le Thuy Hang, the ex-CEO of Saigon Jewelry Co., was sentenced to 25 years in prison for embezzlement and the abuse of power.
Agnico sheds entire 18% stake in Royal Road
Royal Road welcomed Rio2 as its newest shareholder, following the purchase of approximately 15% of its outstanding stock.
Namibia cautious about Angola’s De Beers co-ownership plan
The country will assess the diamond industry, affected by weak demand and the rise of lab-grown gems.
Infographic: Uranium production – Spheres of control
Uranium production is dominated by Russia today, but by 2030 the picture changes.
Chilean copper output in August falls 9.9%, largest drop in two years
Output at top producer Codelco took a hit after an accident at its flagship El Teniente mine killed six people.
Zijin Gold soars 68% in HK debut after world’s top IPO since May
The company plans to use some of the IPO proceeds to pay for the acquisition of a mine in Kazakhstan.
Freeport to divest 12% of mine to Indonesia, CNBC says
The divestment is part of an agreement to extend the company’s license to operate the Grasberg mine.
Nippon Steel buys 30% stake of Canada’s Kami iron ore project
Japan's top steelmaker forms a JV with Champion Iron and Sojitz to secure high-grade ore supplies.
