Top candidate in Peru vows to revoke key mining industry rights
The worry that mineral rights may be revoked has been the industry’s biggest concern in private conversations.
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Japan’s trading houses brace for more pain from China steel glut
Executives from Mitsubishi and Itochu said a supply glut would continue into the second half of their fiscal year through March.
American Tungsten in line for potential $25.5M loan
The loan would fund mining development and milling facilities at its IMA mine in Idaho.
USGS officially adds copper, silver to critical minerals list
The new list, compiled by the US Geological Survey, includes 10 additions to the previous one in 2022.
Komatsu announces new Canada distribution centre
The new facility, spanning approximately 135,000 square feet, will double the capacity of Komatsu’s existing warehouse.
Montage Gold boosts resource at Koné project in Côte d’Ivoire
Koné is now estimated to hold 269 million indicated tonnes grading 0.63 gram gold per tonne for contained metal of 5.49 million oz.
Tesla co-founder’s critical minerals plant starts production
Redwood Materials, led by Tesla co-founder JB Straubel, has begun operations at a $3.5 billion factory in South Carolina.
Kazakhstan, US sign MOU on critical minerals
Over the past five years, Kazakhstan has attracted about $1 billion in private investment into its mining sector.
Equinox Gold rises on record quarter of production
During Q3 2025, the Canadian gold miner's output totalled 236,382 oz., its most ever.
