China to send squads to coal country to ensure price controls
China’s efforts to subdue the price of its mainstay fuel are just one facet of a wider struggle across the world to contain energy inflation.
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Temporary administrator takes over China Moly’s Tenke mine in Congo
The government suspects the mine has understated its levels of reserves in order to reduce the amount it pays to Gecamines.
Nutrien will boost fertilizer production capacity as prices soar
The world’s largest fertilizer company will ramp up potash production capability to 18 million tonnes by 2025, a 40% increase compared to 2020.
Anglo American takes on an industry-first sustainability-linked loan
Financing focuses exclusively on social development indicators.
Filo Mining discovers new porphyry Cu-Au system from step-out drilling at Argentina project
The company regards the Bonita zone as a "very high-priority drill target" that it plans to follow up on during the South American spring season.
Benchmark: Here’s what Goldman got wrong about lithium prices
Battery supply chain firm Benchmark lays out five reasons why the lithium market is not facing oversupply.
Peru communities to allow Las Bambas copper mine restart after 51-day shutdown
Leaders from the Fuerabamba and Huancuire communities said they would allow the truce in exchange for a new round of talks.
Anti-deep sea mining rally held on Ocean’s Day
A deep-sea mining pilot expected to occur this year 1,300 nautical miles southwest of Sandiego, California was the subject of a rally in Vancouver Wednesday.
Family office for oil fortune gets 200% gain on uranium bet
The Tees River Uranium Fund has gained roughly 200% through April since its 2019 inception.