Rio Tinto S. African project in limbo on security fear
Local unit is in talks with authorities to permanently address violent protests around its operations, before resuming work on the Zulti South project.
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According to McKinsey & Company, the e-mobility industry’s positive performance in the capital markets is a good indicator of where it is heading.
Piedmont almost doubles lithium resource at US project
The Aussie junior has reported a 40% increase in its lithium resource at the North Carolina-based project.
Anglo American to spin off South African coal assets
The diversified miner plans to list Thungela in Johannesburg and London amid investor pressure over environmental concerns.
Eight companies developing battery metals
As the world moves away from fossil fuels, battery metals are in high demand, especially with a shortage of supply from low-geopolitical risk jurisdictions.
Codelco is boosting output amid a covid surge in Chile
The world’s biggest copper producer has some calming words for traders concerned that a covid-19 resurgence in Chile will disrupt supply of the metal.
Investors call on EPA, Congress for ban on development in Alaska’s Bristol Bay
50 investors representing $105 billion wrote about concerns of the social and environmental impacts of the Northern Dynasty's proposed Pebble mine.
Osisko releases PEA on ‘highly profitable’ gold mine at Windfall in Quebec
The PEA outlines a 3,100 t/d underground mine with a process facility that would produce 238,000 gold oz a year over an 18-year life.
Hungary triples gold reserves as central banks turn buyers again
On a monthly basis, Hungary’s purchase would be the biggest since June 2019.
