World’s biggest jeweller Pandora stops using mined silver and gold
The Danish company buys around 340 tonnes of silver and one tonne of gold every year.
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Column: Iron ore price rally built on more than just China optimism
Iron ore is having a strong start to the year, with rising prices and robust imports by China.
Battery metal bust spurs output cut at leading lithium project
Production from Greenbushes in Western Australia is likely to be reduced as sales drop and inventories rise.
Third mine disaster in a decade tests ESG boundaries in Brazil
Again and again, Brazil is showing just how quickly money managers are willing to shrug off disasters.
Lifezone Metals stock rises on new nickel discovery at Kabanga
The latest drilling results from the Safari Link area represent a near-term opportunity for resource and value addition, Lifezone said.
Australia’s resources minister seeks investment from Korea, Japan
Madeleine King will be meeting Japan's trade minister Ken Saito, and South Korean trade and energy minister Duk-geun Ahn.
Endeavour goes to court to end strike at Burkina Faso gold mine
Endeavour has slumped 18% this year.
Codelco pays heavy price for ramping up debt burden to fund over-budget projects
The miner sold two tranches of debt worth a total of $2 billion last week at 230 basis points and 235 points above US Treasuries.
Russian tycoon’s investment group sells Polymetal stake to Omani-owned consortium
Polymetal International is seeking to sell its Russian assets, which were sanctioned by the US in 2023.
