Eskom CEO de Ruyter survives alleged poisoning attempt
The incident reportedly happened on December 13, a day before de Ruyter resigned from the top post at the power utility.
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Copper price at over 6-month peak as China reopens border
Mainland China opened sea and land crossings with Hong Kong and ended a requirement for incoming travelers to quarantine.
Chinese lithium miner sees prices down 25% in balm for EV makers
Prices have already softened after a spectacular two-year rally.
Stellantis seals batteries material deal with Element 25
Element 25 will supply Stellantis with high-purity manganese sulphate monohydrate to be used in battery packs.
Alcoa’s Australia unit flags 30% production cut at alumina refinery
Alcoa's Kwinana refinery has resorted to using diesel instead of gas for some of its operations.
Fortescue Metals CFO Ian Wells to step down in latest shakeup
Wells' resignation is the latest in the top management departures at Fortescue.
Researchers solve major issues blocking development of lithium-sulphur batteries
A new redox-active layer adds energy storage capacity and suppresses corrosion in lithium-sulphur batteries.
Anglo Asian Mining invests again in Libero Copper
Libero owns, or has the right to acquire, several copper exploration properties in North and South America.
Central bank gold buying continues in November as China joins the foray — report
Central banks bought a further 50 tonnes on a net basis during November 2022, representing a 47% increase from October's (revised) 34 tonnes, the latest World Gold Council data shows.
