China coal approvals seen adding to confusion on climate action
Local authorities approved 24 plants with a combined capacity of 5.2 gigawatts, a 79% decline from the same period in 2020.
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CEZ aims to decide by year-end on ‘gigafactory’ consortium
Czech Republic is also hoping to start lithium mining from deposits on the north-western border with Germany.
Petra sells two rare diamonds for $13.5 million
The buyer is a partnership between Petra itself and the South African subsidiary of Stargems Group, which will cut and polish the stones locally.
Australia’s Star Minerals nearing IPO
The Perth-based company wants to go public to fund the development of the Tumblegum South gold project.
Codelco breaks ground at $1.4bn Salvador copper mine expansion
Project will extend the productive life of the aging operation by 47 years and increase copper output by almost 50%.
China eyes Afghanistan’s $1 Trillion of minerals with risky bet on Taliban
Afghanistan's unexplored mineral deposits may include the world’s largest lithium reserves.
Billionaire SQM shareholder to auction 2.5 million B-series shares
SQM shareholder Julio Ponce said the object of the share sale was "to strengthen the capital structure" of the company.
Developing a Canadian battery metals supply chain strategy
Canada has low-carbon mineral production, and added supply chain security because of its proximity to the US.
Fortescue best positioned to weather industry disruption – report
Fortescue Metals leads an Australia-heavy Top 10 based on GlobalData research.
