Private capital says no to mining
Study shows Q2 2017 new private capital for natural resources investment dropped to lowest since 2011 and not a single mining fund were able to raise money.
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Rick Rule – prospect generators, uranium, deep value
Rick Rule of Sprott US Holdings sits down with Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable to discuss the deep value proposition that he foresee’s with Prospect Generators and Uranium.
CHARTS: Lithium-rich countries risk missing the boat on electric batteries boom
The need for the metal is expected to triple by 2025, but no all the countries rich in lithium are taking advantage of that trend, as shown in these graphics.
Russian state corporation suspends $1.2 billion uranium project in Tanzania
Weak uranium market and new Tanzania’s regulations named the main culprits.
Tesla to build world’s largest lithium-ion battery in Australia
The mega-project will be built in conjunction with French renewable energy firm Neoen and paired with Neoen's existing Hornsdale Wind Farm north of Adelaide.
Banro resumes operations at Namoya after militia violence prompted halt
While the kidnapped drivers have been released it’s still uncertain where they are and what happened to their trucks.
BC coal mine owners told stop trucking coal
But owners of Wolverine mine say rail line not operational yet.
Where the ‘Smart Money’ of the gold space is going
Frank Holmes, CEO of U.S. Global Investors, discusses the algorithms his firm has developed for its new precious metals ETF and what types of companies look attractive right now.
Congo requests financial support from donors amid economic crisis
Democratic Republic of Congo's government has formally requested financial support from international donors as it confronts a worsening economic crisis, a letter seen by Reuters on Thursday showed.
