Peru’s informal diggers get permit extension through next year
Temporary permits are meant to allow small-scale diggers to continue working while they formalize their operations.
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US vows over $1 billion for Congo critical minerals supply chain
Under the US-Congo strategic partnership, Congo has committed to shipping more of its minerals west toward the Atlantic Ocean over Angola’s Lobito railway corridor.
Mercuria JV to market half a million tons of Congo’s copper
Switzerland’s Mercuria will provide operational support, including logistics, financing, market access, and expertise.
Copper price extends record run as Citi makes bullish call
Futures on the London Metal Exchange rose as much as 2.2% to $11,705 a ton.
Capitan Silver boosts contained metal at Cruz de Plata project in Mexico
A resource update for the Cruz de Plata silver-gold project in Mexico's Durango state lifts contained ounces in the inferred category.
Uranium hopeful DevEx makes bold play under new chief
Former Rio Tinto executive Marnie Finlayson has taken on the role of managing director of uranium explorer DevEx Resources.
Imerys seeks European content rule for EVs to launch €1.8B lithium project
Plans to invest in lithium mining and refining in Europe have faced headwinds due to falling prices.
Gold-backed ETF holdings set month-end record as metal rises
Total holdings by ETFs increased to 3,932 tons at the end of November, a sixth consecutive month of growth.
EU’s rare earths push is 10 years late, Boliden CEO says
Europe's lack of self-sufficiency in critical raw materials is a vulnerability that needs to be addressed, Boliden CEO Mikael Staffas said.