Chinese delegates jolt LME week with their newfound optimism
For the last couple of years, the biggest consumer and producer has been a buzzkill for metals bulls.
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Mining industry needs $2.1 trillion in new investments by 2050 — BloombergNEF
The report highlights that critical energy transition metals could face supply deficits this decade — some as early as this year.
Baselode Energy logs high-grade uranium hits at Ackio in Saskatchewan
The results are part of a 12,000-metre drill program at Ackio, where mineralization starts at 25 metres depth.
Column: Exuberant iron ore, subdued copper show different sides of China stimulus
China's significant stimulus measures have kicked the prices of key metals higher.
Lifezone Metals, JOGMEC sign MOU on Kabanga nickel project
Located in Tanzania, Kabanga is considered to be one of the world’s largest and highest-grade undeveloped nickel sulfide deposits.
Glencore-Congo mine row tied to sanctioned ex-partner Gertler
Dan Gertler was sanctioned by the US in 2017 over alleged corruption.
Zimbabwe softens stance on local lithium processing after price collapse
Africa's top lithium producer had last year given producers up to March 2024 to submit plans of how they would produce the metal.
Anglo American not a sitting duck after breakup, CEO says
The mining giant is restructuring its business to mainly focus on energy transition metal copper.
Power Nickel hits “biggest intersection yet” at Quebec project
The goal is to determine the potential of its NISK asset, known for its rich deposits of nickel, copper, cobalt and other critical minerals.
