Uranium stocks extend surge after Kazakh miner cuts output
Kazatomprom lowered its guidance for production for this year by 12% to 14%.
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Fifth Fortescue executive quits as management exodus deepens
News comes just days after Deborah Caudle, the chief financial officer of the miner’s energy arm, said she had left the firm created by billionaire Andrew Forrest.
VRIC: Mining at a crossroads amid de-dollarization trend, US debt dilemma
The shifting economic paradigms of de-dollarization and escalating US debt present a complex landscape for mining.
British Columbia’s Nisga’a Nation plans Indigenous-majority owned royalty company
Vega Mining will acquire from the Nisga’a the rights to five existing annual benefit payment entitlements with projects in the Golden Triangle, in exchange for common shares in Vega’s capital.
Base metals drop as investors weigh Fed path, China consumption
Industrial metals have had a soft start to the year.
Capstone Copper to sell 59.5 million shares to RBC Capital for $280m
The offering is expected to close on around Feb. 8.
Endeavour resumes work at Burkina Faso gold mine after strike ended
The work stoppage at the Hounde mine in Burkina Faso has had “significant financial impacts” on the company.
China’s Zhaojin extends offer period for Tietto Minerals further
The Chinese gold miner last year lodged a bid of A$0.58 a share for Tietto.
Japan adds uranium to critical minerals list
According to official figures, Japan's uranium reserves are estimated at 6,600 tonnes, which could meet internal demand for about six years.
