Tin price on a tear as demand soars
High prices for tin should incentivize mining activity to ramp up.
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AI-enabled digital assistant helping modernize Latin America’s mining industry
Chilean startup InDiMin is pioneering AI developments for the mining value chain, from planning to drill and blast, load and haul, mineral recovery and grinding processes.
Iron ore seen driving Australia’s resources export earnings to a record in 2020/21
Earnings from Australian resources exports are estimated to come in at a record $235.41 billion in the 2020-2021 financial year ending in June.
Arkema’s new PVDF range for li-ion batteries a smart move — report
In Roskill’s view, French company Arkema is doing the right thing by creating a new polyvinylidene fluoride range.
Scientists develop environmentally friendly method for recovering REE from coal fly ash
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology are using an ionic liquid to extract rare earth elements from coal fly ash.
How a gold-stibnite restoration in Idaho could add antimony to US supply chain
A Hallgarten & Company whitepaper published this year positions the critical mineral antimony as the "new metal in mass storage."
Gold investors ignore Fed
Gold investors have ignored their metal’s sharp plunge following last week’s hawkish FOMC surprise so far.
Western Australia’s miners call for inquiry over reported sexual assaults
Mining companies with operations in the state back call for a parliamentary inquiry into climbing sexual assault and harassment allegations in the workplace.
Iron ore price rises while Fitch sees weaker consumption capping gains in H2
"Improvement in supply and weaker consumption by downstream players at current high prices are expected to cap gains," says Fitch.
