Litus, Uwin Nanotech to collaborate on critical minerals recovery tech
The partners would explore the use of Litus’ proprietary nanomaterial composite and advanced separation processes.
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Column: History suggests gold price will drop more, but are new drivers in charge?
The price history over the past two decades suggests that strong rallies are followed by substantial declines.
Gold price erases year’s gains as rate hike chances surge
Spot gold declined as much as 3% to $4,330 an ounce, its lowest since March.
EXPLAINER: An Indian gold firm allegedly inflated revenue by $159B using its Swiss unit
SEBI has alleged that Rajesh Exports disclosed to Indian exchanges that it invested 10.35 billion Indian rupees in gold mines in Africa.
Hoekstra casts Canada as key US critical minerals partner
US Ambassador Pete Hoekstra outlined a vision of closer continental integration built on Canada's resource wealth, mining expertise and longstanding industrial ties with the US.
Almonty Industries raises $700M via note offering
Almonty Industries' share price sank by 18% on the potential dilution.
Poland, China lead renewed central bank gold buying
After being net sellers in March, banks added a net 17 tonnes of gold to reserves in April.
Solar silver thrifting not enough to curb demand
Silver demand has been consistently outpacing supply for the last six years, with the Silver Institute projecting a 46.3Moz deficit.
CMOC Congo copper mine offers bonuses, threats to stop strike
Workers at the Chinese mining giant’s Tenke Fungurume mining unit began a strike on June 1.