Gold price rally cripples physical demand in key markets
Analysts hope that another crucial category of demand, physically backed gold exchange-traded funds, will see more activity in coming months.
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Sinomine decries tough Zimbabwe conditions amid lithium price slump
Africa's top producer of lithium has attracted over $1 billion investment from Sinomine and its Chinese peers.
Eros Resources to merge with Canadian mining rivals
Eros would merge with MAS Gold and Rockridge Resources to develop copper and gold projects in the province of Saskatchewan.
Gold prices and poverty fuel illegal mining in Peru’s Amazon
Illegal mining has spread across Peru's Amazon region and the Andes since the Covid-19 pandemic sent the economy into recession.
Velocity Minerals sells Bulgarian assets for $59 million cash
The sale includes the Rozino project, which is permitted and has been advanced to the pre-feasibility stage.
Hurricane Helene halts quartz mines needed for chipmaking
The halt in operations could affect global supply chains that depend on semiconductors to make phones, solar panels and other technology.
Pure Lithium acquires vanadium cathode materials company Dimien
The company says the acquisition will accelerate the development of its lithium metal vanadium battery.
Saudi’s mining minister sees no obstacles to dealmaking in Canada
Canada’s government introduced new rules in 2022 that added a layer of regulatory scrutiny to investments by foreign state-owned entities.
Wyloo to sell its low-carbon metal on Metalshub platform
In March, Wyloo said that if the LME failed to launch a green nickel contract, the industry would have to look for another trading venue.
