Insight: China strikes at West’s softest rare earths spot
The world will have to cope with disruption risks from China's rare earths dominance for longer, writes Reuters columnist Robyn Mak.
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Column: Critical minerals, decarbonization and government de-risking dominate mining wish list
Those are the key takeaways from this week's IMARC event in Sydney.
US, Orion partner on $5B critical minerals fund
The partners have made initial capital commitments totaling $1.8 billion.
Eldorado Gold’s $1B Skouries mine in Greece nears finish line
Canaccord Genuity upgraded the miner to Buy from Hold, noting reduced project risk as Skouries nears completion.
Copper price rises on mine struggles, Goldman bull flag
Some investors are planning to add to their positions once prices breach $10,900/t, said Goldman, citing those at the LME WEEK conference.
From tokens to tonnes: the great market regrounding
The future belongs to asset-backed ideology—ideas drive us, but without mining, they collapse under their own weight.
Northern Star’s gold sales dip even as prices hit record highs
The Perth-headquartered company sold 381,000 ounces in its first quarter.
G Mining greenlights $973M Guyana gold mine
The decision to build follows the receipt of environmental permits and the conclusion of a financing package earlier this month.
Nornickel maintains 2025 nickel production forecast
Nornickel said production of nickel rose by 18% to 54,000 metric tons in the third quarter.
