Epiroc posts profit beat but warns of pandemic hit in Q2
The company said order intake fell 4% as some customers stopped or reduced their activity.
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Mozambique’s giant ruby mine boosts security after virus empties local jail
Security guards have been equipped with firearms and patrol dogs have been deployed at the Montepuez mine, Gemfields said.
US quandary: securing weapons-grade minerals without China
The US wants to curb its reliance on China for specialized minerals used to make weapons and high-tech equipment, but it faces a Catch-22.
How oil prices went subzero: explaining the covid-19 oil crash
For the first time in history, producers were willing to pay traders to take oil off their hands.
Newmont increases quarterly dividend by 79%
Dividend of $0.25 per share to be paid at the close of business on June 4.
PolyMet appeals air permit decision on controversial Minnesota mine
If permitted, PolyMet's proposed $1 billion project would become Minnesota’s first copper-nickel mine.
Orocobre posts 11% drop in lithium output from Argentina project
Company warned of an impact to battery supply chains outside of China for up to six months.
Extracting battery metals from seafloor may beat traditional mining — study
Research funded by Canada’s DeepGreen Metals claims undersea mining generates up to 70% less direct CO2 emissions, and up to 94% less pollution.
Gold price rally back on track
“Everybody wants to reexamine gold and it’s not a fringe asset anymore. We’ve been run off our feet" – Sprott CEO
