Savannah disputes claims Portugal hid Barroso mine data
Two public bodies named in a UN report clarified their stance, stating all mine licensing steps adhered to Portuguese law.
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Burkina Faso seeks to ease worries around mining stake plans
Government said its request for a bigger stake in West African Resources' Kiaka gold mine is an option, not a mandate.
JS Link America to invest $223M in rare earth magnet plant in Georgia
The 130,000-square-foot facility is predicted to have an annual production capacity of 3,000 tons.
India approves plan to recycle critical minerals from waste
The 15-billion-rupee ($170 million) incentive program will run from fiscal 2026 to 2031.
Peabody sees booming coal demand in Trump era
Swelling US demand for electricity has the potential to boost coal consumption as much as 57%, according to the coal mining giant.
Even more headlines for gold!
Very important employment numbers are going to be released tomorrow, and they could trigger a reversal in the precious metals market.
Infographic: Who controls uranium?
Thanks to Australia and Canada, the Coalition of the Willing commands a dominant 44% share of the world's uranium resources.
Metso introduces data-driven performance services to support mining industry
Innovative equipment performance solutions are designed to help customers prevent production losses, avoid safety risks and optimize operations.
Canada to unveil promised aid for aluminum soon
Canada is still hoping for relief from US tariffs on steel, aluminum and autos.
