Canada, Mexico steelmakers refuse new US orders
Trump this week signaled plans to impose previously threatened tariffs of as much as 25% on Mexico and Canada by Feb. 1.
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Chevron starts $48 billion Kazakh oilfield expansion
The Tengiz field accounts for a large part of landlocked Kazakhstan's oil production and has been a major cash generator for Chevron for decades.
Gold’s price surge drives Narcos into illegal mining in the Amazon
Federal crackdown on environmental crimes and a gold rally that’s sent prices to record highs has driven the industry into further darkness.
NEO Battery to build Canada’s first advanced silicon anode plant in Windsor
The company pledges to invest up to C$120 million and create over a hundred jobs in a key automotive hub.
Agnico ‘now owns 94 % of O3’, will extend offer until Feb 3
Toronto-based Agnico, the world's second-largest gold miner by stock market value, has acquired 94.1% of O3's outstanding common shares.
S.Africa’s Richards Bay exports up 10% in 2024 amid rail improvement
Coal exports from South Africa's Richards Bay rose to 52.08 million tonnes in 2024, the highest in three years.
Fortescue Energy CEO says green hydrogen cost is key as demand drops
Buyers are unwilling to pay "green premiums" to replace fossil fuels, says Fortescue Energy's Mark Hutchinson.
Gold miners’ best quarter ever
The gold miners will soon report their best quarter ever, smashing all records.
Nornickel and Belarus’ Belaz sign agreement to replace Western machinery on Russian market
Nornickel has signed an agreement with the truck maker to manufacture and supply mining equipment.
