China’s Jan gold imports via HK gallop to 6-year highs on festive spirit
Net imports into the world's top gold consumer stood at 76.248 metric tons in January.
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The dispute hinges on the issuance of road construction permits by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry.
Sandfire America scores legal win for Montana copper project
The company now has all the permits necessary to proceed with the Black Butte project.
Anglo spinoff breeds fish to restock rivers after massive toxic spill
A project funded by Thungela has begun repopulating a river system with fish after a catastrophic spill from a coal mine.
Chinese money still chasing Canadian critical mining deals despite Ottawa’s scrutiny
The inbound flow is raising hopes among some junior miners that it will be easier to find Chinese funding.
Indonesia mining ministry working to approve more nickel, tin quotas
Miners and smelting companies have been concerned by delays in the approvals.
BatMan project uses lasers to optimize EV batteries
A new laser patterning process to alter the microstructure of battery electrode materials has the potential to unlock significant improvements to electrified transportation.
SRG Mining’s move to UAE would avoid national security review on Chinese investment in Canada
The Canadian government has scrutinized Chinese investment in the country’s junior mining sector.
Panama to defend interests in First Quantum case, official says
The mine shutdown has reinforced downward pressure on the country's credit rating.
