Excellon eyes new assets in Mexico ahead of Platosa closure
Excellon will wind down operations at Platosa in the third quarter of the year due to a series of challenges that have affected the mine.
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Gold price back above $1,800 as Treasury yield retreats
Gold's rebound was attributable to a dip in Treasury yields and a small pullback in the dollar.
Revival Gold boosts Beartrack-Arnett resource in Idaho, shares surge
Ounces in the indicated category increased by 56% and in the inferred by 19%.
Australia’s slow warming to electric cars may get election boost
EV sales in Australia are soaring — led by the almost-ubiquitous Tesla Model 3 — and more brands and models are arriving in the market.
South Africa places mining workers’ bank under administration
Ubank was created more than four decades ago to serve as a savings fund for mine workers.
Lithium sector needs $42 billion as pivot from China adds costs
The sector will require $7 billion of investment each year from now until 2028, Benchmark Mineral Intelligence said in a report.
Credit Suisse nears settlement with West Virginia governor’s mining group
Bank is close to a settlement with governor Jim Justice over the $690 million Bluestone Resources owes the bank's clients.
Botswana sees Russian diamond ban opening door to synthetic gems
The United States, the world's largest market for natural diamonds, imposed sanctions on Russia's state-controlled Alrosa in April.
Column: European smelter hits mean another year of zinc shortfall
The smelter twist in the zinc story isn't going away any time soon, writes Andy Home.
