Botswana threatens break-up with De Beers in push for better diamond deal
The nation is seeking a larger share of rough diamonds and revenues from its long-standing partner De Beers.
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The Ohio-based company is North America’s largest flat-rolled steel producer and controls a vast network of mines and shipping lanes on the Great Lakes carrying iron ore.
Ecuador mining opposition holding up $1 billion of investments
Ecuador has abundant mineral reserves but has lagged behind regional neighbors such as Peru and Chile in large-scale mining development.
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Newmont, Glencore bids crack into metal industry’s top takeovers
Both deals — if completed — would rank among the top 10 biggest takeovers of metals producers.
Chile to present large lithium investment plan for 2025-2030 this month
One of the plan's aims is also to promote decentralization.
CHARTS: Mining’s top 50 companies top $1.4 trillion value amid M&A fever
World’s top 50 mining companies build on gains in the first quarter of 2023, but remain well below valuations this time last year as M&A fever grips the sector.
