Europe lagging in battery metals production – report
According to Aperio Intelligence, Europe’s own supply is unlikely to meet the demand driven by the e-mobility sector by 2025.
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MINING PEOPLE: Iamgold, Karus, Revival, SRK
Key moves in the mining sector.
Vale begins increasing iron ore output at Timbopea site
Iron ore production capacity at the site should return to 12 million tonnes a year once the commissioning period is over.
Six coal miners killed in blast in Pakistan’s southwest
They were among eight miners trapped about 1,000 feet underground when accumulating methane gas exploded at the coal field in Marwar.
Argonaut to drill for copper against Aboriginal wishes in South Australia
Drilling for the Murdie project is set to begin on March 15, despite opposition from Indigenous groups.
First Majestic buys Nevada gold mine from Sprott
First Majestic is paying $470 million in shares for the Jerritt Canyon mine, plus five million share purchase warrants.
Russel: Iron ore demand recovering outside China, but will it be enough?
The price of spot iron ore for delivery to north China has fallen in recent sessions as the market struggles to work through a competing series of both bullish and bearish factors.
As Glencore walks, Colombia envisages decades of coal mining
The South American nation better known for its coffee and crude is also a major supplier to European coal-fired power plants.
Green hydrogen key to decarbonising mining – report
Fitch says growing use of green hydrogen will increase players’ social licenses to operate and financing options by meeting rising ESG standards.
