Belgium open to bigger role in Congo minerals sector, foreign minister says
Kinshasa is currently on a push to attract new players to the sector.
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TMC submits application for deep sea mining under US law
The Metals Company has made history with the first-ever application for two exploration licenses and a commercial recovery permit.
Column: Investment funds turn bearish on over-supplied lead and zinc
Fund managers have turned increasingly negative on lead and zinc's price outlook.
Investor calls for change at gold explorer Koonenberry
A board dispute is emerging between Australian explorer Koonenberry Gold and its largest shareholder, Datt Capital.
EU gives $36M boost to Czech Cinovec lithium project
Cinovec, located in the Krusné Hory Mountains near the German border, is the largest hard rock lithium resource in the European Union.
Gerdau posts slight core earnings beat as US revenue rises
Gerdau is Brazil's largest steelmaker by market capitalization and the owner of mills across the Americas.
BC First Nation files ‘urgent’ injunction to halt tailings dam construction at Mount Polley mine
The Xatśūll First Nation first filed a judicial review on April 15 with the Supreme Court of BC against the province's minister of mining and critical minerals.
Fortescue bucks weather woes to post higher Q3 iron ore shipments
The world's fourth-largest iron ore miner posted quarterly iron shipments of 46.1 million metric tons.
Zimbabwe restarts minting of gold coins as bullion prices soar to record
Minting of the so-called “Mosi-Oa-Tunya” 22-carat coins, named after the iconic Victoria Falls, was previously scrapped in July.
