Chile’s President blocks push for private lithium concessions
President Boric's strategy only grants lithium licences to public-private partnerships under government control.
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South32 safety managers launch week-long strike
Due to the strike, some parts of the Appin mine have been made non-operational.
Newcrest profit falls nearly 11% on higher operating costs
Underlying profit was $778 million for the year ended June 30, compared with $872 million a year earlier.
Australia’s Genmin signs MoU with Chinese firm to supply iron ore products
Genmin will sell and deliver 2.4 million tonnes per annum of iron ore products to Hunan Valin Steel.
RANKED: World’s largest clay and hard rock lithium projects
Junior miners are piling into the lithium market with competing new projects and the US state of Nevada is the emerging hotspot.
Assassination in Ecuador spurs investor rethink of elections
“Some investors may be interpreting that the more moderate candidates have a better chance of performing well in the upcoming elections,” analyst said.
Andrew Forrest’s private nickel vehicle flooded by IPO pitches
Wyloo Metals says it’s being inundated with pitches to take the company public.
Decade Resources stock soars following copper discovery, financing
Decade recently announced a copper discovery at the Nobody Knows property in British Columbia.
Rio Tinto to build Canada’s largest solar plant to power Diavik mine
The facility will be equipped with bi-facial panels that can also generate energy from the light that reflects off the snow.
