Rusal swings to first-half loss as expenses surge
Rusal has faced sustained pressure for more than three years from the fallout of Western sanctions on Russia.
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Uganda targets higher exports with first large-scale gold mine
The $250 million Chinese-owned project will also refine bullion to 99.9% purity.
African Rainbow boosts Surge Copper stake to 19.9%
Surge's main asset is the 100%-owned Berg project in central British Columbia.
India’s IREL seeks Japan, South Korea partnerships for rare earth magnet production
India currently lacks commercial-scale facilities to refine and separate the full range of rare earth elements to high-purity levels.
Metal markets hold steady as Trump-Putin meeting begins
Metals from gold to copper traded in a narrow range Friday ahead of the talks in Alaska.
US startup makes thorium breakthrough at Department of Energy’s Idaho National Lab
Clean Core Thorium Energy CEO said the burnup milestone is a transformative moment for the future of nuclear energy.
Cleveland-Cliffs inks multiyear steel pacts with US automakers in tariff aftershock
US automakers face billions of dollars in tariff exposure from Trump’s duties on imported cars and parts.
American Rare Earths produces first Wyoming oxides
A research group assayed the concentrates to about 96.4% light rare earth oxides and 97.1% heavy rare earth oxides from 840 kg of ore.
Tsingshan to invest $800M in Zimbabwe steel plant
The funds would be allocated towards a blast furnace and supporting infrastructure to double the capacity.
