Sweden grants 25-year concession to heavy rare earth deposit
The Norra Kärr project is said to have the capacity to supply all of Europe's annual dysprosium requirements.
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Bunker Hill rebuild ships first Idaho ore, eyes silver
The company plans to ramp mining towards the mill design level before reaching full production next year.
Tactical Resources eyes Nasdaq debut as Texas rare earths project advances
The miner views Peak as one of only a few hard-rock direct-leach-extractable projects in the world, with initial quarry operating permits already in place.
Freeman Gold triples Lemhi project value, builds 1Moz reserve
The feasibility study gives Lemhi a post-tax net present value (discounted at 5%) of $696 million.
Mercuria signs first uranium financing deal with Malawi miner
Mercuria will pay up to $30 million and be able to market 3 million pounds of uranium over 30 months.
Guinea plans regional gold refining hub as West African race intensifies
Guinea has built a new refinery capable of processing output from across the region.
Op-Ed: The decoy effect — how Beijing steers western mining capital
By periodically rattling the sabre of export restrictions, Beijing deliberately keeps geopolitical anxieties at a boil, Nicholas Vafeas writes.
Savannah to resume lithium work after 3-week halt as Portugal backs project
The company's Barroso project has faced nearly a decade of public opposition and numerous legal challenges.
Chinese copper smelters baulk at spot-indexed ore pricing proposal
China's copper smelters are pushing back against a proposal from miner Antofagasta.