Orano halts uranium treatment in Niger because of sanctions on junta
The crisis that’s affecting the African nation, which has about 5% of the world’s uranium.
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Strike looms at First Quantum’s copper mine in Panama on impasse in wage talks
The negotiation remained stuck on disagreements over profit sharing and salary increase.
Abandoned Minto mine in Yukon officially put up for sale
The mine started operations in 2007 and produced about 500 million pounds of copper since.
Iron ore price falls as China watches exaggerated price moves
Chinese authorities are again closely watching market dynamics, having discussed price movements with some futures companies.
Nornickel says cash flow not yet stable enough to resume dividends
Nornickel this year failed to pay dividends on its 2022 results for the first time in 14 years.
Chile lithium rebound offers relief to miners hit by China angst
Revenue from Chilean lithium shipments jumped 18% in August versus July.
De Beers trusts talks will avoid strike at Venetia mine
The miner has presented a five-year wage deal that should provide greater certainty amid the mine's transition to underground operations.
AI helps researchers design rare-earth-free magnets
High-performance magnets are essential for wind energy, data storage, electric vehicles, and magnetic refrigeration.
Argentina to reach top three lithium producer spot by 2027
A string of lithium projects scheduled to start operations in the next four years could place the country just behind Australia and Chile.
