Ferrexpo halts Ukraine operations, furloughs staff after power grid attacks
The suspension will remain in place until power can be provided consistently at required levels, the company said.
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Venezuela aluminum restart could cost up to $2.3B: WoodMac
Years of outages and neglect have shut Venezuela’s smelters, but analysts say the country still holds strategic value.
USA Rare Earth to build plant in France with gov’t backing
USAR's proposed facility has a capacity of 3,750 metric tons per annum and will be co-located at the Caremag oxide facility.
Portugal’s Lifthium wins $210 million grant for lithium refinery
Bondalti, Portugal's largest chemicals producer, already operates sites there and Lifthium aims to start operations by 2030.
Gold price soars past $4,700 for new record
Spot gold rose as much as 1.4% to an all-time best $4,749.84 an ounce.
Centerra surges on PEA valuing Kemess gold-copper project at $1.1B
When factoring in spot commodity prices, the Kemess NPV would almost triple to $2.7 billion, according to its latest PEA report.
Jiangxi Copper plans $3.6 billion bond sales to fund expansion
Proceeds will be used to repay debt, supplement working capital, or fund merger-and-acquisition activity, it said.
Russia gains $216 billion in gold rally, replacing lost assets
Russia, the world's second-largest gold producer, mines over 300 tonnes/y of the metal.
CMOC raises $1.2 billion in convertibles deal
The notes mark the largest convertible-bond deal by a Chinese miner since Zijin’s $2 billion issuance in 2024.
