BHP says Chile’s copper operations ‘normal’ despite strike
The 200-member union walked off the job last Thursday.
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Australia’s Wyloo proposes ‘future metals hub’ for Ontario
It plans to invest C$25 million in studies that will look at the potential to create a local battery metals supply chain in the province.
Petra puts “exceptional” 39-carat blue diamond up for sale
The company said the diamond, found at its Cullinan mine, will be showcased in Antwerp, Dubai, Hong Kong and New York.
Vale Verde completes Serrote copper mine build
The Serrote copper-gold development will produce 22,000 tonnes per year copper-equivalent over an initial 14-year mine life.
Probe Metals doubles M&I resources at Val-d’Or East
Drilling in 2019-2020 was successful in converting an additional 907,200 ounces to the Measured & Indicated category.
Russia discusses buying metals for state stockpile
Moscow has been keeping a close eye on rising raw materials costs in the construction sector as part of efforts to keep domestic commodity prices stable.
Iron ore price back above $200 on hopes of output curb easing in China
The Tangshan government held a symposium on Monday, considering lowering the output curtailment ratio for some mills that had finished ultra-low emission upgrades.
Global EV battery sales surge as demand for clean cars booms
Sales of EV batteries rose to 65.9 gigawatt-hours in the January-April period, from 26.8 gigawatt-hours a year earlier, SNE Research said Tuesday.
BHP’s decision on Jansen potash mine imminent
The world's no. 1 miner is expected to make a final decision before the publication of annual results in August.
