BHP iron ore output drops 5% on maintenance work, labour crunch
First quarter drop due to maintenance work at Jimblebar mine and labour shortages caused by covid-related curbs, the miner says.
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Copper spread widens to most in more than 25 years on supply squeeze
The spread between cash and three-month futures surged to over $1,000 on the LME on Monday, a premium not seen since at least 1994.
No. 1 uranium miner backs physical fund in nod to robust demand
Kazatomprom is backing a new uranium fund that aims to invest in the radioactive metal used to power nuclear reactors.
Thiel-backed Canadian lithium junior said to prepare Nasdaq listing
Rock Tech Lithium is preparing a Nasdaq listing to broaden its investor base and help finance a $545 million battery metals plant in Germany.
S. African port operator Transnet restores some operations at Richards Bay after fire
Richards Bay Bulk Terminal is Africa's largest coal export facility.
Appetite for ‘green energy metals’ drives deals
Demand for copper, nickel, lithium, and cobalt has risen sharply, driven by the global move to lower carbon emissions and electric vehicle makers chasing battery ingredients.
Iamgold updates progress at Côté gold mine, initial Gosselin resource
The Gosselin deposit is estimated at 124.5 million indicated tonnes averaging 0.84 g/t gold for 3.35 million contained oz.
Seabridge Gold appoints Lead Director
John Sabine takes on the position to strengthen the independence of the board from management.
Biggest US coal miner surges as global energy crisis boosts demand
Peabody's sales exceeded $900 million, the highest in seven quarters.
