British Columbia junior miner goes to court over permitting delays
Taranis Resources is taking the province to court over permitting delays that the company says may be related to a mischaracterization by the Mines minister.
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Alcoa starts job cuts at alumina refinery in Western Australia
The company said it has “initiated a restructuring program” at the Kwinana alumina refinery located near Perth.
Brazil’s Batista brothers to invest $1 billion to boost iron ore mines
J&F, the family holding, emerged as the surprise buyer of Vale’s iron ore and manganese mines in the central west state of Mato Grosso do Sul.
Canadian technology company creates metals supply chain software to combat fraud
Alberta-based Daniola says it has developed a secure digital platform to bring more accountability and transparency to metals transactions.
BHP CEO says ‘ship has sailed’ on potential acquisition of Canada’s Nutrien
The world’s biggest mining company is concentrated on building its own potash business instead.
Brazilian court rules in favor of Brazil Potash’s Autazes project
The $2.5 billion project aims to provide an initial output that is sufficient to cover approximately 20% of Brazil’s potash needs.
Rio Tinto aims to add more iron ore with stronger China outlook
The producer will spend $70 million to lift production at Gudai-Darri, its newest mine in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.
Funds return to LME nickel with $4.6 billion in short positions
Measured by value, that’s a record in data going back to 2018, while in tonnage terms the mismatch is near an all-time high seen in 2019.
Gold price rises to 11-week high on escalating Middle East conflict
Bullion has been on the rise since Hamas’ surprise attack on Israel earlier this month, up more than 5% over that period.
