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.
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Australian dealmakers rush to save $24 billion worth of deals
“Deals continue to be done, but deals take longer,” a Sydney-based partner at law firm Ashurst LLP said.
Allkem-Livent merger gets regulatory approvals before shareholder vote
The new company, to be called Arcadium Lithium, will be the world's third-biggest producer.
Column: Panama copper drama another ESG flash-point for miners
How First Quantum’s $10 billion copper mine went from promised economic boom to cause of mass popular unrest is a story peculiar to Panama but one that has a moral for the global mining industry.
Congo’s copper and cobalt trucks on move as strike ends
The drivers stopped shipping the green-energy metals from the mining hub of Kolwezi around the end of October.
Receiver says unnamed investor may restart Caribou mine in New Brunswick
The news about the Caribou mine came in the form of a news release from Canadian Copper, which is advancing the early-stage Murray Brook West property nearby.
Russia: World market can’t make up for sanctions on supply of Russian diamonds
The G7 has been weighing various proposals on how to track the origin of diamonds coming into Western markets.
Britain’s leading geothermal power developer to produce lithium
Geothermal Engineering is raising $737 million to produce low-carbon lithium.
Barrick’s Bulyanhulu gold mine using Gekko’s IRL to boost efficiency
The introduction of the ILR to this location is a significant development, building upon the success of its implementation at various other mines operated by Barrick.
