Mining districts could unlock billions in value: study
Research suggests regional coordination could help miners overcome permitting, water and infrastructure constraints.
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CATL secures safety permit to restart production at flagship lithium mine
The safety permit will allow CATL to restart its Jianxiawo lithium mine, easing supply concerns after a year-long suspension.
Lynas, South Korean magnet maker sign deal for Malaysia factory
Malaysia said on Monday it would review a $96 million deal signed earlier this year to supply the U.S. Department of Defense from Lynas Malaysian rare earth plant.
Vale chairman Stieler pushed out by pension fund
The resignation came after pension fund Previ pushed Vale to call a shareholder meeting to vote on his removal. The meeting was scheduled for July 22.
South32’s Arizona $2 billion zinc and manganese mine to get US approval
The critical minerals project contains one of the world’s largest undeveloped zinc deposits as well as other key minerals essential for steel and the production of large-capacity batteries.
China’s top ETF is now gold, not stocks
Central banks made their 2nd-largest monthly gold purchase; China's top ETF is now gold-focused, and Citi joins bullion clearing.
Mine operators face worsening wildfire seasons
Western Canada miners brace for wildfire threats as drought, El Niño heat and rising insurance scrutiny reshape operations, planning and climate resilience.
Op-Ed: Molybdenum and the geopolitics of substitution
Molybdenum's price surge underscores critical mineral supply stress, tungsten risks, and rising strategic value in defense alloys.
Op-Ed: The copper the world needs is already above ground
Copper tailings processing offers a faster, cleaner way to help close the global copper supply gap as electrification and AI drive demand.
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