European truckmakers tackle rare earth bottleneck with stockpiling, supply chain shifts
The automotive industry currently fears that the supply of rare earths, which are needed for magnets, will soon dry up.
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Foran assays extend copper zone at McIlvenna Bay project in Saskatchewan
New results are highlighted by 21.3 metres grading 1.55% copper.
Appian appoints former Newmont EVP, COO Atkinson as senior partner
Rob Atkinson also served as head of productivity and technical support for Rio Tinto.
Rainbow Rare Earth, Mosaic begin economic assessment on REE extraction in Brazil
The EA will be based on an initial project life of 15 years.
Vale Base Metals head says unit aims to be IPO-ready by 2027
Selling shares in base metals division would help finance an ambitious plan to spend as much as $30 billion to boost production capacity.
Central banks see further gold accumulation, de-dollarization: WGC survey
An overwhelming number of central banks said they see official gold reserves continuing to rise over the next 12 months.
Ontario nuclear plan could boost uranium mining
The Energy for Generations plan, released this month, sets out Ontario’s integrated long-term strategy to modernize the grid, expand transmission and guide power supply.
Citi sees gold price falling below $3,000 as rally fades
Citigroup forecasts gold retreating by 2026, diverging from bullish Wall Street peers.
Rare earth boss sees ‘long, hard process’ to loosen China’s grip
Western rare earth processing years away, says ex-Molycorp CEO.
