Congo miners seek concessions in new code as arbitration on hold
They hope they can still wring out a compromise in the world’s main source of cobalt and Africa’s biggest copper producer.
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Chilean court suspends sale to Tianqi of stake in lithium miner SQM
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Trafigura-backed copper miner Atalaya Mining seeks buyer
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Lithium producer Livent falls 3.6 pct in market debut
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