Implats mulls early closure of Canada mine amid palladium slump
Implats is considering an early shutdown for its Lac des Iles mine as prices for palladium have fallen more than 70% since 2022.
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Panama delays copper mine decision pending social security reform
But before a decision on the mine is taken, the government has to approve the preservation and safety management plan.
Liberty Gold sets 2028 build clock for Black Pine under Idaho’s new SPEED Act
Upcoming milestones include continued exploration drilling and a resource upgrade by June.
Op-Ed: Unpacking Ukraine’s “trillion dollar” rare earths myth
Debate swirls around the value of Ukraine's critical minerals estimates.
Trump’s tariff threat sparks global race to get copper to the US
The gap between copper prices in the US and the rest of the world widened sharply after Trump's announcement on Tuesday.
Metso transforms grinding roll inspection with remote monitoring solution
Unique to the market, the HPGRSense is a stand-alone system that provides continuous simultaneous monitoring of the rolls, eliminating the need to stop the process for inspections.
Rio Tinto completes first biofuel trial in Australia
Rio Tinto is actively exploring the potential of biofuels as part of its ongoing efforts to achieve its Scope 1 and 2 emissions reduction targets.
Potential US copper tariffs seen costing domestic industry dearly
President Donald Trump on Tuesday launched a probe into potential new tariffs on copper imports.
Column: Trump’s tariff threat presages turbulent times for Doctor Copper
Doctor Copper has been trying to price in the potential for US import tariffs since late January.