Titan starts work to commission US graphite facility
Titan’s new facility will initially be capable of producing 1,200 tonnes of graphite a year.
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US interested in funding Friedland-backed scandium project
The potential $67 million loan represents about half the project development costs, the company said.
Highland Copper gets US EXIM interest for potential $250M financing
The potential funding would cover a substantial share of the project’s estimated $400M capital cost.
Food security is national security: Potash gets ready for a closeup
The Department of the Interior released a draft 2025 list of 54 minerals critical to the US economy, including potash.
Barrick says Fourmile could produce up to 750,000 gold oz annually
Barrick is advancing permitting and plans to begin underground development in 2026.
US in talks to set up $5 billion fund for critical mineral deals
The Trump administration has made it a priority to shore up access to critical minerals such as copper, cobalt and rare earths.
Mercuria plans to take large amounts of aluminum from LME storage
Mercuria has indicated it plans to take almost 100,000 metric tons of aluminum from London Metal Exchange warehouses.
Uranium.io unveils world’s first live pricing oracle
Live price feed brings much-needed transparency to uranium market, enabling more informed trading decisions.
Anglo, Codelco seal pact to unlock $5B in Chilean copper
Deal combines Anglo’s Los Bronces and Codelco’s Andina mines, creating a new copper mining district in central Chile.
