Canadian aluminum trader blames its bankruptcy on trade war
Sinobec Group arranges deals between sellers and buyers of aluminum ingots, as well as finished items like building products.
Latest Stories
American Tungsten kicks off construction at Ima project in Idaho
Between 1945 and 1957, the property produced approximately 199,449 metric ton units of tungsten oxide.
Sandvik introduces future of autonomous drill rig operation with AutoMine surface fleet
The new advanced FleetFlex functionality enables operators to seamlessly and simultaneously control the transfer of drill rigs between stations.
BHP building AI hub in Singapore
The hub, the world’s biggest miner said, will focus on solving enterprise-wide challenges using AI technologies to improve safety and lift productivity.
Glencore buys Russian copper on LME to feed tight Chinese market
In the past three trading sessions there have been requests for delivery of about 15,000 tons of copper from LME warehouses in Rotterdam, according to exchange data.
British Columbia works on strategy to secure billions in mining investments
Focus is on consent-based agreements with First Nations and an inclusive expedited process to protect important lands and watersheds.
Manitoba wildfires threaten Alamos Gold project
Lynn Lake ordered all residents and visitors to evacuate on Tuesday morning due to the approaching fires, the town said on its Facebook page.
CHART: Asian EV battery makers buy 94% of global battery metals
EV battery manufacturers based in China, Korea and Japan have almost complete control of the global market, and it’s not changing any time soon.
Guinea cancels 129 exploration permits, further tightening control
It wasn't immediately clear whether any significant investments would be affected by the move.
