Thyssenkrupp finds steel is the hardest sell in company’s breakup
The disposal of its heart-and-soul steel business is the next step in a dramatic downsizing that’s pulling the manufacturer back from the brink.
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China Moly says green push to unleash extraordinary metal demand
The length of copper’s bull market will depend on the pace of the clean energy transition, the company says.
Australia’s Firefinch sees output at Mali lithium mine by early 2024
The company foresees annual production of over 436,000 tonnes of spodumene concentrate.
Modern technology, old mining law can make net-zero a reality
If the US is to achieve its carbon targets, it is incumbent upon policymakers to harmonize the mesh point between renewables and the statutory directive.
Thor reports initial resource estimate for Douta gold project in Senegal
The company is now focused on expanding the resource along the full 30 km length of its exploration licence.
Iron ore price falls to lowest in 18 months on dismal demand outlook
China's monthly steel production has been falling since July after seeing double-digit growth in the first half of the year.
Kabanga says Tanzania mine may answer Elon Musk’s nickel plea
The project would eventually produce as much as 50,000 tonnes of nickel cathodes a year, as well as smaller amounts of copper and cobalt.
Vale courts Latin steel mills again as China infatuation fades
The Brazilian miner is taking a fresh look in its own backyard.
Silver demand shoots to highest since 2015, Silver Institute says
Global silver demand will rise to 1.029 billion ounces this year.
