Rio Tinto’s iron ore shipments slip, sees global economic resilience
The company shipped 328.6 million tonnes of iron ore from Pilbara in 2024.
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Column: Copper’s early-year rally leaves investors unimpressed
Doctor Copper has started 2025 with a spring in his step after a year when the early bull party was followed by a prolonged hangover.
Rio Tinto, UNBC to research water security, fish ecology in Nechako Watershed
A total of $1.75 million in funding from Rio Tinto will support two research chairs at UNBC for the next five years.
Canada wants G-7 talks on metals pricing to counter China’s sway
Canada has been thinking about supporting investment through measures such as pricing floors to address alleged market manipulation.
China State Grid plans record $89 billion spend amid green surge
The grid operator for roughly 80% of the nation.
Silver’s time to shine is here – get ready
Silver tends to outperform the rest of the precious metals sector close to the end of a given rally.
Value of 50 biggest mining companies drops by $126 billion
The world’s biggest miners are now worth $1.35 trillion after losing a combined $126 billion over the course of 2024 as the copper rally faded and gold stocks once again underperformed bullion.
Congo jails three Chinese citizens in illegal mining crackdown
The Chinese citizens were sentenced to seven years in prison after they were arrested in possession of gold bars and $400,000 in cash.
Kirkland Lake Discoveries identifies extensive gold mineralization at Jo zone
The company recently consolidated a district-scale land package in the Kirkland Lake gold camp of Northern Ontario.
