Race for critical minerals affect African nations most, South Africa says
Ramaphosa made the remarks in his speech at a summit for the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation.
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Several companies have unveiled their hedging exposure via lithium carbonate futures during the recent earnings season.
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This funding will support the development of a circular economy for rare earth elements for permanent magnets and the recycling of graphite.
Golden Minerals sells Argentina project to relieve cash crunch
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Copper processing charges could fall further next year, says Cochilco
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Iron ore slumped to its lowest level since 2022 and traded near $90 a ton.
Update bumps zinc resource four-fold for Fireweed Metals’ Macpass project in Yukon
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Perpetua wins key federal decision for Stibnite Gold project, stock soars
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