World’s biggest uranium miner seeks extra shipping capacity bypassing Russia
Company is seeking to boost the capacity of its alternative shipping route which bypasses Russia to mitigate risks from potential sanctions.
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Marex to offer clients access to CME base metals contracts
The tie-up comes as CME expands its metals business and the LME faces dissatisfaction from some traders after turmoil in its nickel contract in March.
EarthLabs sells exploration consulting and technology division to Australia’s ALS
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Calibre Mining shares fall to a fresh low on expanded US-Nicaragua sanctions
The new US sanctions expand a previously signed Trump-era executive order to include specific potential restrictions on trade and investment involving Nicaragua, with a particular reference to the gold industry.
More near-term pain for copper companies despite strong fundamentals, analysts warn
Base metals prices have eased considerably in 2022, as demand has weakened while the dollar has strengthened.
There’s no cheap way to sidestep China’s energy supply chains
China dominates clean energy supply chains and has enough manufacturing capacity to meet global demand for most of the solar market to 2030.
Ford, Everledger launch battery passport pilot for responsible recycling
Companies will track batteries in late and newer EV models for six months, working together with US lithium-ion battery recyclers.
Rio Tinto reiterates $3.3bn offer for Turquoise Hill after ISS recommends against deal
ISS on Monday had recommended Turquoise Hill shareholders to vote "against" the deal, joining the Canadian miner's second-largest shareholder Pentwater Capital Management.
