Coal billionaire Tykac eyes growth in bet against ESG uptake
Pavel Tykac’s Sev.en Group has taken advantage of cheap valuations to buy up coal power stations and mines in the US, Australia and Vietnam.
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China to offer Taliban tariff-free trade as it inches closer to isolated resource-rich regime
Selling Afghanistan's lithium, copper and iron deposits to feed China's enormous battery and construction industries would help the Taliban prop up their economy.
Rio Tinto signs MOU with China’s Nanjing Steel on decarbonization
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China will hit peak copper around 2030, industry group says
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Thungela CEO sees world shunning new coal as boon for existing mines
New coal investment may be drying up, but for miners like Thungela that could be a boon if Asia's ravenous appetite keeps prices bouyant.
