European companies exploring ways to boost rare metal supply
China imposed restrictions on exports of the metals used in high-tech electronics from August.
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IAMGOLD moves to buy rest of Euro Ressources
The €3.50 per share offer represents a 6.71% premium based on Euro Ressources closing price on November 13.
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Canada has tightened in recent years its Investment Canada Act, the main tool used to review inbound deals to ensure transactions are not harmful to national security.
Peru top court confirms American Lithium’s assets titles
Ruling paves the way for American Lithium to open the Falchani mine, Peru’s first lithium operation, in 2027.
Australian miner signs deal with science agency to recover vanadium
The agreement gives Tivan Ltd. an exclusive 20-year worldwide licence, except in India, for use of the CSIRO’s intellectual property.
As Exxon eyes lithium, crucial decision looms on filtration technology
Exxon's expansion into the sector will rely on one or more of a so-far unproven fleet of direct lithium extraction (DLE) technologies.
Canada to ‘carefully’ review Glencore deal for Teck’s coal
Teck needs approval from 11 jurisdictions — including countries where it ships coal — to complete the sale of the business.
China copper giant’s downfall sealed as court accepts bankruptcy
Maike Metals was until recently responsible for more than a quarter of China’s copper imports.
