Diamond sales slowly restart after efforts to halt price crash
The world’s two biggest diamond miners are selling stones again after the industry all but halted supplies.
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Skeena raises $7.8 million to fund exploration in British Columbia
The company is undertaking grassroots regional assessment of its 100% owned KSP property.
Fortescue settles sexual harassment dispute in A$1.4 million deal
The workplace safety watchdog has dropped 34 charges against the iron ore producer for failing to provide requested documents.
PanAm Silver’s La Colorado Skarn project is large but manageable, BMO says
The project in central Mexico’s Zacatecas state has an after-tax net present value of C$1.09 billion at an 8% discount rate with an after-tax internal rate of return of 14%.
India in talks with Argentina, Bolivia to acquire lithium assets – secretary
India is at an advanced stage of discussions with Argentina to acquire lithium blocks, according to the country's top bureaucrat in the mining ministry.
EU, US extend steel tariff detente until end-March 2025
The US quota system allows up to 3.3 million metric tons of EU steel and 384,000 tons of aluminum into the United States tariff-free.
Russia says it will have no trouble skirting latest EU sanctions
The new sanctions package bans the import of Russian-origin non-industrial diamonds.
Sigma Lithium shares up on news its review process will run into 2024
The miner is initiating the primary listing of Sigma Brazil on NASDAQ and the Singapore Exchange.
Genetically modified bugs may help the US recover REEs from e-waste
The bacterium Vibrio natriegens could help optimize the efficiency of the purification of rare earth elements found in smartphones and other electronics.
