Tianqi Lithium to appeal after court orders it to pay Australian contractor
A court ruled ordering the company to pay $30 million in arrears to MSP engineering.
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Copper prices to hit record high in next 12 months, China’s Maike says
He Jinbi believes as top consumer China builds metals-intensive renewable energy and electric vehicle infrastructure, copper and other base metals will see serious supply deficits in future.
Petra Diamonds completes restructuring
The diamond miner has concluded a reorganization, aimed at recapitalizing the business.
Graphene-enhanced primer proves efficient for marine applications
Talga Group’s Talcoat is obtained from graphite extracted at the Vittangi project in Sweden.
Western Rare Earths gets drill permit for La Paz project in Arizona
The company believes the topography at La Paz lends itself to substantially increase the resource by deeper drilling in the lower plate.
David R. Williams receives SME Environmental Stewardship Distinguished Service Award
William’s expertise includes federal mineral laws, general reclamation issues, and mineral and metal exploration.
Newmont to buy GT Gold for $311 million
The all-cash deal gives Newmont the Tatogga gold-copper project, located in the Tahltan Nation's territory in northwestern BC.
American Creek shares up on Treaty Creek drill results
Company reported 19.4m ounces of 0.74 gpt AuEq of Measured and Indicated Mineral Resources and 7.9m ounces of 0.79 gpt AuEq of Inferred Mineral Resources.
Energy Secretary Granholm says US needs to produce more EV minerals
Many parts of the country are sitting on top of the materials that we need to produce battery technologies, says Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm.
