Near-record high vanadium prices boosts Bushveld Minerals 2018 results
Repair work in the fourth quarter slightly impacted production, but that was more than offset by surging vanadium prices as demand for the metal grows.
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Fortune Minerals commits to hire locally at Canada’s first primary cobalt mine
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Australia’s Newcrest Mining posts 7% rise in Q2 gold output
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Global energy transition powers surge in demand for metals
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Vale to end use and dismantle all upstream dams after disaster — CEO
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Yorbeau resumes drilling at Scott project
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