How a small aluminum maker won US trade protection
The United States was once the world’s biggest producer of primary aluminum. But by the time Trump took office, production had dwindled to the level last seen in 1951.
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Fortescue said the project would cut carbon emissions by about 40% at its Christmas Creek and Cloudbreak mines.
Chilean regulator asks for more time to review Maricunga project
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St Barbara cuts production guidance at Gwalia gold mine; shares tumble
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Nordgold and Vostochnaya Technica sign strategic agreement
The most recent assessment, which was undertaken at the Gross, Taborny and Irokinda mines, showed the strong operational alignment between VT and Nordgold.
Tharisa has right to all of $4.2 billion Zimbabwe platinum mine
The government estimates will produce 1.36 million ounces of platinum group metals by 2024,
