Caterpillar sees lower 2025 sales should Trump tariffs stay
The guidance, in line with previous expectations, came as the heavy-equipment maker posted first-quarter earnings that fell short of analysts’ estimates.
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Zijin Mining eyes gold unit spin-off with Hong Kong listing
Zijin Mining plans to list overseas gold assets in Hong Kong under a new subsidiary, Zijin Gold International.
Botswana economy hit hard as diamond slump deepens
Botswana plans spending cuts amid falling diamond demand and a widening deficit, while seeking a larger stake in De Beers.
Codelco chairman says April copper output up, sees strong US and China demand
Codelco previously said uncertainty around tariffs had prompted more copper shipments to the United States.
Vale checking alternatives for nickel assets amid challenging scenario
The nickel market is oversupplied due to output from Indonesia, says Vale CEO.
Sierra Madre shifts to producer as it restarts Coloso mine in Mexico
The milestone was achieved 7 months early with minimal investment by reactivating 12 km of workings acquired from First Majestic Silver.
Defense Metals inks agreement with potential partner for Wicheeda REE project
The Wicheeda deposit in British Columbia is estimated to contain over 34 million tonnes of measured and indicated resources grading 2.02% total rare earth oxides.
Ghana arrests three Indian nationals suspected of smuggling gold
An amount of 1.9 million cedis ($133,333), 4,500 rupees, 4.36 kilograms of gold and two counting machines were found on the suspects.
District Metals says Viken ranks No. 2 for uranium resource
A new estimate for project in Sweden raises uranium resources so much it’s now the world’s second largest deposit of the nuclear metal, company says.
