Lundin’s bid for Chilean copper hints at returning investor optimism
Analysts see Lundin move as an indication that investors may be regaining confidence in the world no.1 copper-producing country.
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Four killed in accident at Sibanye-Stillwater gold project in South Africa
Incident took place on Thursday when five contractors were installing a head pulley of the conveyor infrastructure.
G7 environmental ministers to adopt plan on key mineral procurement
Japanese industry minister Yasutoshi Nishimura is considering proposing the plan for the minerals.
Wyloo Metals, IGO secure land for first integrated battery material facility in Western Australia
Proposed project would represent the first commercial production of PCAM in Australia and would align with the State Government’s drive to grow Western Australia’s future battery industry.
Perpetua Resources chooses Iron Woman Construction for cleanup at historic Idaho mine site
Work will include removing between 300,000 and 325,000 tons of legacy waste and tailings away from rivers on-site, safe storage of the material, and restoration work surrounding the rivers.
Apple to use only recycled cobalt in batteries by 2025
A quarter of all cobalt used in Apple products came from recycled material in 2022, up from 13% a year earlier.
Chile mining minister sees copper ‘production slump’ reversing
Copper production should pick up in the coming years after a recent slump, mining minister Marcela Hernando said.
Artemis Gold buys Caterpillar fleet for Blackwater mine construction in British Columbia
Blackwater open-pit gold mine south of Vanderhoof will be largest new mine built in the region in more than a decade.
Glencore shareholder Bluebell opposes ‘value destructive’ Teck deal
London-Based Bluebell said the deal would combine two businesses with questionable synergies.
