Sumitomo Metals backs Teck’s split plan
The Japanese company said it will vote in favour of Teck's plan to create two separate companies next week.
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Allkem’s revenue soars on higher prices, improved production
The miner said revenue was $315 million for the three months ended March 31.
Rio Tinto reports record Q1 Pilbara iron ore shipments, sees inflation risk
The world's biggest iron ore producer shipped 82.5Mt of the steel-making ingredient from its Pilbara operations.
Conservative design central to meeting tailings standards – report
SRK Consulting hosted an international training course in South Africa to improve the fundamental understanding of the engineering properties of mine and industrial waste geomaterials.
Probe’s assays hike resource outlook at Novador gold project in Quebec
More than 100 of the holes cut grades above the 0.4-gram-gold-per-tonne cutoff.
Brazil’s mining sector reports $10.8bn revenue in Q1
The segment's exports totaled 78.5 million tonnes between January and March.
Fresh blow to cobalt bulls as prices sink below $20,000
With massive stockpiles from Tenke Fungurume in the DRC released for export, cobalt prices face further pressure.
Chinese households turn to jewellery and gold in flight to safety
The appeal of jewellery and gold has risen after the biggest global banking crisis in more than a decade.
Vital Metals’ plans for rare earth production stall
The company determined that its plans to market an intermediate product from its Saskatoon processing facility aren’t economic.
