Lynas Rare Earths’ revenue slumps, misses expectations
The firm's quarterly sales revenue fell to A$101.2 million ($65.64 million) in the three months to March 31.
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LME takes aim at traders’ Russian metal games with new rules
New measures designed to undercut the economic rationale for withdrawing Russian metal already on the LME and selling it back on the exchange under a less-desirable category.
Rio Tinto donates $875,000 to Missouri University to research critical minerals recovery from waste
Project will test new chemical dissolution strategies and purification techniques to produce pure gallium and germanium compounds from waste materials.
Chile sees record copper production next year
The output of the red metal would be a 6% increase from the 5.51 million tons expected to be produced this year.
Airbus wins reprieve from Canadian sanctions on Russian titanium
Canada has granted Airbus a waiver to allow it to use Russian titanium in its manufacturing after becoming the first Western government to ban supplies of the strategic metal.
Flooding in Russia raises concerns of radioactive contamination in Tobol River
Rosatom has previously claimed that uranium deposits are fully isolated from the Tobol River by natural barriers.
European firms, banks must boost investment in critical minerals, official says
The European Commission has estimated that the EU will require 18 times more lithium in 2030 than in 2020 and fives times more cobalt.
Probe Gold cuts 23.1 g/t over 3.1m at Novador project in Quebec
Probe has completed 28,000 metres of winter drilling at Novador, and a further 10,000-metre program will begin in May.
TMC, SGS produce world’s first nickel sulphate from seafloor polymetallic nodules
Following the successful nickel sulphate production, SGS continues testing to produce what TMC believes will be the world’s first cobalt sulphate from polymetallic nodules.
