Western miners push for higher metals prices to ward off Chinese rivals
Industry leaders have pushed for two pricing structures for several years.
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Copper hits new three-month low with Chinese demand in focus
Prices for the metal fell for a sixth day, even after China announced a surprise interest-rate cut.
Zambia sees copper output growing to 1 million tonnes by 2027
Africa’s second-largest copper producer is seeking to take advantage of what many predict will be a supply shortfall in the coming years.
Anglo American to sell two assets to Taurus Funds for up to $195 million
Anglo plans to divest less profitable assets and focus on expanding copper output.
Lynas Rare Earths signs contracts for Mt Weld power station
The hybrid power station is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by about 60,000 tonnes of CO2-equivalent.
Amplats says on track to demerge in 2025, plans secondary London listing
Amplats also said it had cut some 3,700 jobs to reduce spending ahead of the demerger.
CleanTech produces battery-grade lithium in first phase of DLE pilot
It achieved a lithium recovery rate of about 95% from the brine, with a total recovery of 88%.
Karora shareholders back Westgold merger
The only step remaining to create a 400,000+ ounces-per-year gold miner in Western Australian is Canadian court approval.
Singaporean consortium secures $850m for South32’s Australian coking coal
South32 said in February it had agreed to sell the business in New South Wales state for $1.65 billion.
