Gold miners’ Q3 2021 fundamentals
Gold miners continued to thrive fundamentally in Q3, despite heavy gold-futures selling on Fed-tightening fears.
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Company said on Thursday it plans to exit its battery materials business due to intense competition and low returns.
China to step up strategic mineral resource exploration
Plan includes petroleum, natural gas, copper, chrome, tungsten and rare earths.
Congo lawmakers tell Barrick to secure mine perimeter after deadly protest
Four people, including one soldier, were shot dead and 14 others wounded during a demonstration in Durba town, on Oct. 22.
Saskatchewan province adds lithium to mining portfolio
Prairie Lithium has finished drilling the province's first dedicated lithium well, which adds the battery metal to its resource portfolio.
Brazilian, US companies join to push for niobium technology for lithium-ion batteries
CBMM recently acquired 20% of US-based start-up Battery Streak with the goal of accelerating new technologies that use niobium for lithium-ion batteries.
Greenland Minerals tanks as uranium ban leaves project in limbo
Greenland’s decision to ban uranium mining and exploration effectively blocked Kvanefjeld, which would produce the metal as by-product.
China coal’s last hurrah comes too late for old mining towns
Despite an unexpected energy crunch that left authorities scrambling to guarantee coal supplies over the winter, it is still mostly business as usual for Henan's old mining regions.
Coal mines seen belching worst Australia methane cloud this year
The October 17 plume was observed over the Bowen Basin in Queensland state and had an estimated emissions rate of 76 metric tons of methane an hour.
