‘Mr. Lithium’ warns there’s not enough battery metal to go around
Batteries, and more precisely battery metals, are poised to replace chips as the new bottleneck for the auto industry, writes Gabrielle Coppola.
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Glencore cobalt mine scrutinized as Congo revisits foreign deals
The country added the Mutanda mine to a list of projects that could face renegotiation.
Indonesia raises coal royalty rate to range of 14% to 28%
The new royalty rate takes effect immediately for special mining permits issued prior to 2022
Ukraine miner Ferrexpo delays dividend, pauses some projects
The miner, which makes iron ore pellets used in the steel industry, has all its operations in Ukraine but away from the main conflict zones.
Newmont posts fall in first-quarter profit
Newmont in February warned that Omicron-related issues could impact its gold production by as much as 150,000 ounces in the first quarter.
Sibanye-Stillwater increases wage offer for striking South Africa gold mineworkers
Under Sibanye's "final settlement offer", entry-level employees would be given an annual increase of 850 rand a month each year between 2022 and 2024
Peru says 50-day protest lifted at Cuajone mine
Southern Copper has yet to say if it will restart production after the protest suspension.
Rescue efforts suspended for seven trapped in Polish coal mine after explosions in shaft
Five miners were killed in the initial explosion at the Pniowek coal mine in Pawlowice.
Investor group to flag concern over Glencore’s climate efforts
Glencore last year said it planned to run down its thermal coal mines by the mid-2040s and hit net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
