Sweden eyes Peru’s lithium
According to Sweden's Deputy Minister of Foreign Trade and Promotion, the country has become lithium-thirsty due to an increase in demand for electric cars.
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Gold-backed ETFs dropped in May — report
The World Gold Council revealed that holdings in global gold-backed exchange-traded funds fell in May by 2.2 tonnes to 2,421 tonnes, equivalent to $141 million in outflows.
Noront and Aroland First Nation to work together on nickel mine in Ontario
The Indigenous group will become a shareholder in Noront.
A new theme has emerged in the gold M&A market — report
Both potential acquirors and shareholders are seeing a new age of opportunity dawning.
RNC Minerals shares soar on another gold discovery at Beta Hunt
Another high-grade gold discovery was made yesterday at the company's Beta Hunt mine in Western Australia.
Solgold stock sinks again on mooted Ecuador mining referendum
The Court is expected to deliver its verdict by June 24.
Miner plans on flying Mexico gold to Canada to duck US tariffs
If push comes to shove, one of the world’s largest gold miners is prepared to do an end run around the U.S. should President Donald Trump’s threatened tariffs on Mexican goods bite.
Lynas touts its independence from China in push for rare earths growth
While Australia-based Lynas cannot match China's rare earth processing capability, it is hoping that its role as the largest rare earth miner and the largest processor outside of China will help it forge new relationships and fuel expansion projects.
Top uranium producer is gloomy about nuclear power, for now
With construction of nuclear power plants at a 10-year low, uranium demand remains weak.
