White House considering direct purchases of US mined uranium
The plan calls for requiring the government to buy American uranium to replenish their stockpiles and for other purposes.
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Rampant investor demand eats into platinum oversupply — report
Resurgent investor demand for
platinum will drive overall consumption of the metal up 9% this year, the World Platinum Investment Council (WPIC) said on Friday.
Colombia’s coal, gold, nickel output down year-on-year in Q2
Multinational mining companies looking to kick off large-scale underground gold projects have struggled in recent years.
Mosaic resumes full operations at Brazil mines
The Araxá and Tapira mines were idled in April to comply with stability certification of their tailings dams.
Bad news for cobalt, nickel as EV sales forecasts cut — BMO
BMO believes global cobalt consumption for the EV sector will hit 86,000 tonnes in 2015, down from the 97,000 tonnes previously anticipated.
Australia’s Poseidon Nickel to restart Black Swan project as nickel prices surge
The miner is backed by billionaire Andrew Forrest.
Australia’s Port Hedland iron ore shipments to China jump 10% in August
Shipments to China jumped to 38.14 million tonnes in August from 34.53 million tonnes in July.
Robots could now be in charge of mill reline process
A robotic solution presented by Chile's MIRS is said to reduce total reline time by about 40%.
Lara Exploration transfers rights for Tocantins gold project
The Canadian miner gave its rights to the property to Mineração Aldeia de Vale Eireli in exchange for a 2% NSR.