An abundance of aluminium scrap to spur US recyclers
Valued for its lightness and anti-corrosive properties, demand for aluminium from US drinks firms is expected to rise over coming years.
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Outotec received grinding mill order from Mexico
Outotec’s scope of delivery includes two grinding mills: a semi-autogenous (SAG) mill and a ball mill.
NexGen advances Arrow toward feasibility
Indicated resources at Arrow stand at 2.9 million tonnes grading 4.03% U3O8 for 256.6 million lb. uranium oxide.
Positive reconciliation for Osisko’s Windfall bulk sample
A total of 3,181 oz. of gold and 2,052 oz. of silver were recovered from the sample.
Canada will consider climate plan in Teck oil project decision – minister
Teck wants approval for its C$20.6 billion ($15.5 billion) Frontier project, which involves an open pit mine to eventually produce 260,000 barrels per day.
Gold to extend gain as Citi says low US rates here to stay
Bullion is heading for the biggest annual gain since 2010 as central banks globally embraced looser monetary policy.
Palladium is now more expensive than gold has ever been
Palladium rose for a 15th day, heading for its longest run of gains on record and exceeding the highest-ever price of gold.
BHP puts four industry groups on notice after climate policy review
BHP is considering its membership of four industry associations due to concerns about their climate and energy policies.
Switzerland investigates metal trader over Congo-war allegations
Christoph Huber is said to have been involved in the illegal trade of minerals during the Congo conflict two decades ago.