Uranium still drawing investors as SEC rejects Sprott US fund
Usually a failed US listing is cause for concern, but not so for Sprott, or investors and analysts tracking the company’s Canadian-listed physical uranium trust.
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Far North Snapshot: Eight companies venturing into the remote north for minerals
The mineral potential of the northern reaches of Canada, the US, and Europe remains largely untapped.
Las Bambas fails to evict indigenous Peruvian community from mine
The company described the protesters as "armed with stones, Molotov cocktails and other weapons."
India’s coal crisis may spur shift to clean energy
India’s coal crunch, the second in less than a year, has triggered questions about the country’s decarbonization plans.
Nuton venture aims to grow Rio Tinto’s copper business, accelerate decarbonization agenda
Rio said Nuton technologies have the potential to economically unlock low-grade sulphide resources, copper bearing waste and tailings, and achieve higher copper recoveries.
Ford and GM need US battery sector to avert another supply shock
Where will Ford get all the lithium and other metals for the many electric vehicles the company plans to produce?
Codelco optimistic about copper price for 2022
The optimism stems from a global trend towards renewable energy transformation, in which copper is an essential metal.
MMT, emerging markets and the scramble for resources
MMT could open the floodgates to some major infrastructure spending initiatives worldwide.
Gold investment surging
Gold investment demand is surging as traders increasingly comprehend this leading alternative asset’s amazing fundamental backdrop.
