Sanjeev Gupta in board tussle as spat for aluminum firm heats up
The executive, who was ousted from a Belgian aluminum plant unit earlier this month, has successfully battled in court to be appointed back to the board.
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Rio2 to raise up to $135m for Fenix gold mine construction
The mine financing package would allow the company to maintain its current schedule for first gold production in Q4 2022.
Boliden invests in Odda zinc smelter, profit misses forecasts
Company said it would invest 700 million euros ($825 million) to expand Boliden Odda.
Copper market in 75,000 tonnes deficit in Apr 2021 – ICSG
For the first four months of the year, the market was in a 69,000 tonnes surplus compared with a 110,000 tonnes surplus in the same period a year earlier.
Iron ore price drops as steel output control dampens demand
Steel producers in China's Jiangsu, Fujian and Yunnan provinces were told to cut production as the country aims to keep its annual output no higher than it was in 2020.
Nouveau Monde appoints financial advisers for Matawinie project, shares up
The Matawinie graphite project is planned as the first open-pit operation in Canada that will exclusively use electric equipment.
CATL sues smaller rival over alleged IP violation
China's top EV battery maker said it had sued smaller rival China Lithium Battery Technology Co (CALB) for alleged intellectual property violations.
Codelco plans India, Southeast Asia push to trim reliance on China
Miner will open a new office in Singapore to help lead the push around the region.
Ecobat’s Stolberg lead plant in Germany declares force majeure
Berzelius Stolberg is part of the Ecobat group and produces about 155,000 tonnes of lead and lead alloys annually.
