Australia’s Aboriginal groups gaining bigger voice in new energy deals
Aboriginal groups have so far had limited say in mega-projects rolled out across Indigenous lands.
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LME’s proposal on coarse nickel powder needs more work on packaging
The idea about the powder is part of a program to address low inventory levels and boost liquidity in electronic trading.
Red Pine drills up to 34.64 g/t Au at Wawa
The presence of near-surface gold mineralization is further confirmed with diamond drilling over a strike length of 150 metres.
China’s low copper inventory data belie sufficient supply
Chinese copper stocks readily available in the spot market totalled 82,600 tonnes on Aug. 14, up 17.5% year-on-year.
SQM sees similar lithium prices going forward after earnings dip
SQM posted on Wednesday quarterly earnings that fell from the previous year while missing forecasts.
Piedmont commits to funding Atlantic Lithium’s Ghana project, acquires 22.5% stake
Piedmont said it will provide a further $70 million toward the Ewoyaa development capital to acquire a total 50% stake.
China’s jewelry purchases could be a weak spot for gold demand
Jewelry sales in China in July contracted 10% year-on-year.
Tesla warns Core Lithium of possible legal claim on failed supply talks
The Adelaide-based miner and Tesla failed to clinch a pact after nearly seven months of negotiations last year.
Gold Fields says new Chile mine on track as profit dips
Company said it was on track to start producing gold at its Salares Norte project in the fourth quarter of this year.
