Macquarie says copper is oversupplied and overpriced
Copper is down 16% from January, but more pain could be ahead as global inventories grow to unprecedented levels and fundamentals deteriorate.
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Chile’s government sacks head of state miner ENAMI
The company advisory sent to the local securities regulator was signed by Javiera Estrada, interim executive vice president.
GM-backed EnergyX to launch Texas lithium facility
The Lonestar demonstration plant will produce roughly 250 metric tons per year of battery-grade lithium carbonate equivalent.
Ivanhoe Atlantic secures Liberia approval for iron ore transport
The government of Liberia has accepted the environmental and social impact assessment submitted for Phase 1 project activities.
Cerro de Pasco soars on expanded Quiulacocha tailings access
The company is authorized to execute a broad technical program, with drilling to begin in the coming months.
SAGA Metals acquires titanium property from Rio Tinto
The Garneau property comprises 120 claims covering 64.5 sq. km within the Havre-Saint-Pierre anorthosite complex.
USA Rare Earth commissions new magnet production line at Oklahoma plant
USAR’s 310,000-square-foot facility in Stillwater officially opened in 2025.
Chile lawmakers approve desalinization bill
Over 20 desalination plants already operate in Chile, with a large portion of these used by the mining sector.