Rio Tinto posts lowest Q1 iron ore shipments since 2019, tempers forecast
The company had earlier warned of total losses of 13 million metric tons of iron ore due to inclement weather.
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China has placed some rare earth elements under export restrictions in retaliation to Trump's steep tariffs on Chinese goods.
Vale’s iron ore output falls in first quarter hurt by Brazil rains
Vale reaffirmed its forecast to produce between 325 million tons and 335 million tons of iron ore in 2025.
Impossible Metals seeks mining lease near American Samoa
The California-based company said it has developed a robotic device with a large claw that uses artificial intelligence to distinguish between nodules and aquatic life.
PDAC video: American Pacific aims to ride US home-grown copper wave
The projects are Palmer VMS in southeast Alaska and the Madison copper-gold project in Montana.
SQM-Codelco in crosshairs of Chile presidential frontrunner
Evelyn Matthei has pledged to review a landmark deal that would see SQM relinquish a majority stake in its prized Atacama salt flat mine to Codelco.
PDAC video: Seequent enables data control for miners with Evo launch, CEO says
Company has launched its cloud-based Evo platform to digitally connect geoscience data environments.
Gold stock analyst hails ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ trade opportunity in miners
Gold stock expert Don Durrett says that most analysts focus too much on present metrics.
JV floated as path to reopen First Quantum Cobre Panama mine
A government-industry partnership could resolve the dispute that has kept the Cobre Panama copper mine closed since November 2023.
