Canada mulls surtax on Chinese critical mineral products, batteries, solar products
Canada said is launching a 30-day public consultation period on whether to slap a potential surtax on Chinese critical mineral products.
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The Quintette mine operated for 18 years until the previous owner, Teck Resources, closed it in 2000 due to a decline in coal prices.
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Deal hands AngloGold Egypt's largest and first modern gold mine, and will make it the world’s no.4 producer of the precious metal.
Northvolt to cut staff, halt some output as EV demand falls
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Radius Gold enters copper porphyry project in Peru
Radius currently has two exploration-stage projects in Mexico and Guatemala.
Anglo American hired advisers to sell two nickel mines in Brazil
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Record weekly declines in miners and Bitcoin
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Green funds with $14 billion eye first mining bets after slump
Leading miners have seen their valuations decline as slowing growth for electric cars and a weaker economy in China curtail demand for some commodities.
World Copper counts near 1 billion lb. resource at Zonia project in Arizona
This updated resource "significantly increases the value of an already prominent copper asset," its CEO says.
