Turkey eyes Niger mining projects amid competition for uranium
The military government revoked uranium permits from French and Canadian companies shortly after coming to power.
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Iron ore price retreats as mounting concerns on weakening steel demand weigh
It fell below the key psychological level of $100 a ton to hit an intraday low at $99.8 earlier in the session.
Boliden’s Q3 earnings up nearly 60% as production picks up
The company says production during the quarter had been good and metals prices were picking up.
Citi stays bullish on gold, hikes price 3-month outlook to $2,800
The bank also revised its 6 to 12-month forecast for silver prices upward to $40 per ounce from $38 per ounce.
WisdomTree ESG funds with fossil fuels draw $4 million SEC fine
WisdomTree touted three funds with an environmental, social and governance strategy that excluded certain “controversial products or activities,” according to the regulators.
Calibre Mining pares gold outlook, flags 14% Valentine capex hike
The Americas-focused mid-tier gold miner has cut its full-year production forecast to 235,000 oz. at the midpoint.
Fireweed adds germanium and gallium byproducts to Macpass resource update
The latest estimate contains resources for the Tom and Jason deposits and the inaugural numbers for the Boundary and End zones.
Northern Graphite to double output in Quebec
The company is moving up a planned two-month shutdown to start on Nov. 2 to install capacity for 25,000 tonnes a year.
NuVau plans IPO to revive copper-zinc project in Quebec
The company already has a three-year earn-in agreement with Glencore and a preliminary economic assessment for the project.
