Chile weighs arbitration with top lithium producer Albemarle
The contract requires Albemarle to offer as much as 25 percent of its annual production capacity at a discounted rate to companies within Chile.
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Congo miners buying cobalt from artisanal operators to balance market
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Vale to approve $1B expansion of Salobo copper mine in Brazil — report
The project, known as the Salobo 3, is expected to add about 50,000 tonnes to the open-pit mine’s current capacity of 200,000 tonnes of copper per year
Baffinland and Qikiqtani Inuit sign amended Mary River project agreement
The Amended Agreement supersedes the original Mary River IIBA, originally signed in September 2013.
Billions of British investment pounds predicted to enter Kazakhstan market
Kazakhstan is an “overlooked powerhouse” and one of the world’s next big investment destinations was the message delivered.
South Africa’s Exxaro eyes South32’s coal assets, export quota
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EU extends duties on steel pipes from Russia, Ukraine
The European Commission has extended duties on imported steel and iron pipes and tubes from Russia and Ukraine for another five years.
India’s Q4 gold imports to jump as investors seek safer bets than stocks
Gold imports could rise 9% in Q4 to 250 tonnes.
Renault-Nissan, Daimler mull extending alliance to autonomous, battery tech
Renault-Nissan and Daimler may expand their cooperation to battery and autonomous cars technology and mobility services, the companies said on Wednesday.
