Nippon Steel sees US Steel weak performance as temporary, executive says
Last month, it widened its net loss forecast for the year to March 31 to 60 billion yen from 40 billion yen.
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Kodal ships first spodumene concentrates to China
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Barrick eyes IPO of North American gold assets
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Zijin founder who built the $100 billion Chinese miner retires
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Tianqi keeps door open to international arbitration in SQM fight
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