Rio Tinto adds aluminum markups as Trump tariffs drive up consumer costs
The Anglo-Australian mining giant is including the extra charge on aluminum orders delivered to the US citing low inventories.
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European Investment Bank to work with Australia on critical raw materials
The EIB set up a dedicated task force to support project development in critical materials early this year, with an aim to double the group's financing.
Skyharbour, Denison Mines forge $43M strategic partnership in Athabasca
The partnership brings together Skyharbour's promising Russell Lake project and Denison's uranium expertise.
Gold price edges lower as market fades on Fed rate cut
Traders are currently pricing in a 45% probability of a 25-basis-point rate cut in December.
Gold Fields doubles down on growth with expanded Windfall project
The company aims to boost its annual output to approximately three million ounces by 2030.
Revival Gold assays support Mercur project economics
The study outlined an open-pit, heap-leach operation for Mercur that could produce about 95,600 oz. gold annually over 10 years.
Congo extends ban on trade in minerals from sites in war-hit east
The extension adds compliance pressure on global supply chains for tin, tantalum and tungsten.
Friedland-backed Sunrise raises $30M for scandium mine pre-construction
Its Syerston project in Australia is hailed as the world's largest and highest-grade primary scandium deposit.
Chinese aluminum maker seeks $1.2 billion from shares
Hongqiao Group, China’s largest private aluminum producer, is offering 320 million shares at HK$29.20 each.
