Blast at Glencore’s Kazzinc plant kills two, injures five
A dust-collection unit at the facility had exploded, triggering a blaze and causing one building to partially collapse.
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Canadian miner invested in Cuba says it’s assessing Trump’s fresh sanctions
Toronto-based Sherritt mines cobalt and nickel in eastern Cuba, processing the metal at its refinery in Alberta.
Dominican Republic halts GoldQuest project following protests
Mass protests force a halt to the Canadian miner’s Romero project, spotlighting environmental risks and social opposition.
Colombia coal mine explosion kills 9 workers
Methane buildup suspected in deadly mine explosion weeks after regulators flagged hazards at site.
Norway joins US-led Pax Silica supply chain push
Norway's addition boosts the coalition aimed at enhancing and coordinating "trusted" supply chains for AI and semiconductors.
Nitrogen surge to lift CF, Nutrien earnings; Mosaic faces headwinds
Tighter global nitrogen supply linked to disrupted natural gas flows has pushed up prices, while Mosaic's portfolio leaves it less exposed to the rally.
Regis buys Vault Minerals to create $7.7 billion gold producer
Under the proposal, Regis will acquire all shares in Vault by offering 0.6947 Regis shares for each Vault share.
LG&E, Kentucky Utilities, X-energy to plan small modular reactor deployment
The companies say have begun early project feasibility activities.
Op-Ed: The copper supply crisis is a sulfur management crisis
Something the mining industry has been slow to acknowledge: sulfur is not waste.