Brazil seeks to woo partners in revived ambition to uncover uranium riches
Latin America’s biggest economy holds 5% of the world’s uranium resources but only produces a tiny amount.
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IsoEnergy and Purepoint Uranium partner up to explore Larocque trend in Saskatchewan
The companies have formed a joint venture to explore properties covering over 98,000 hectares.
Column: Electric vehicles prove a bumpy ride for battery metals
Explosive price rallies in 2021 and 2022 resulted in too much new production capacity being brought online too quickly.
Giyani’s demo plant enters commissioning phase, first production expected Q4
Once construction is completed, the facility will be the largest HPMSM demo plant globally, the company says.
Dam disaster deal should curb lawsuits against Vale and BHP, sources say
The agreement could be signed this week, nearly nine years after the 2015 disaster in the city of Mariana.
Guanajuato Silver gets Sprott investment backing
Company says this financing will provide the necessary capital to accelerate production in response to rapidly rising silver prices.
Column: China iron ore imports head for record even as steel output slips
China is likely to import as much as 120 million tonnes this month.
Panic grows in alumina market as prices spike toward a record
Prices for alumina have surged by more than 20% so far this month.
Freeport-McMoRan sees data centers boosting copper demand, beats Q3 results estimates
Freeport's quarterly average realized price for copper was $4.30 per pound, compared with $3.80 per pound a year earlier.
