Leo Lithium bows out, handing back $220M to shareholders
Leo is also facing automatic delisting from the ASX on Sept. 22, after nearly two years of suspended trading.
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Vale lost $38 million amid Brazil mining corruption case
Officials at the mining sector’s regulator are accused of favoring Aiga over Vale.
Gold price slips from record after Fed rate cut
The dollar rebounded after Powell’s comments, sending bullion as much as 1.2% lower before paring some losses.
Column: Soft China steel output shrugged off by robust iron ore
China, which accounts for just over half of global steel production, saw output drop for a third month in August.
Record gold prices in India fail to unlock scrap supply
Rising prices usually trigger deep discounts as scrap floods the market.
Ukraine, US launch fund for critical minerals projects with $150M investment
Ukraine and the US International Development Finance Corporation will each commit $75 million.
Anfield Energy to become latest uranium play on NASDAQ
Anfield currently has over 20 uranium assets in its pipeline across the Western US.
