Turkish envoy visits Niger to secure uranium supplies
The trip comes after Niger’s military government withdrew mining rights from Canadian and French companies to develop uranium deposits.
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Swiss June gold exports fall to the lowest in more than two years
Gold prices hit a record high of $2,483.60 per ounce on Wednesday.
Golden rule: Why younger investors are drawn to gold
Among wealthy investors under the age of 43, 45% own gold as a physical asset.
Resouro touts rare earths resources at Tiros project in Brazil
The mineral resource estimate for the project positions it as one of the world's largest undeveloped resources of its kind.
Price of China’s strategic germanium hits record high on possible state buying
China supplies 60% of the world's germanium, which is used in applications such as fibre optic cables, solar cells and infrared technology.
Mercedes, Stellantis in talks to back Serbia’s lithium plans
The carmakers are willing to follow Rio Tinto Group’s investment in the proposed Jadar mine.
Anglo’s sale of De Beers hindered by diamond market state
Anglo American has warned of more production cuts at De Beers due to reduced spending by Chinese consumers prolonging the market downturn.
Global battery demand to quadruple by 2030 — report
According to Bain & Company, lithium-ion batteries will remain dominant for the foreseeable future.
Freeport Indonesia to process 400,000t of copper concentrate at new smelter
Earlier this month, Freeport obtained an export permit for the rest of the year from the government.
