Agnico Eagle CEO mulls move to go big or get small in Australia
Agnico has never been a company that “pounds our chest on size and getting bigger for the sake of getting bigger,” CEO Ammar Al-Joundi said.
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Iron ore slides after China seeks advice on rising prices
"Some market participants with long positions liquidated their positions today to lock profits," analyst says.
Palladium One grabs more critical minerals assets with acquisition of MetalCorp
MetalCorp's main assets are the North Rock copper-nickel project and the Big Lake copper-zinc-gold-silver project in Ontario.
Forum Energy buys out Rio Tinto’s share of Janice Lake copper
The property covers 39,943 hectares in north-central Saskatchewan.
Ontario OKs Ring of Fire road review plan by First Nations
The area’s most advanced project is Ring of Fire Metals’ Eagle’s Nest nickel project.
South America looks at creating “lithium OPEC”
Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Brazil would cooperate to expand their processing capacity, open battery plants and make EVs locally.
Newly discovered protein supports efficient refining of REEs
Switzerland-based researchers discovered lanpepsy, a protein which specifies rare earth elements and discriminates them from other minerals and metals.
Iamgold picks former New Gold boss Adams as new CEO
Adams replaces board chair Maryse Belanger, who was acting as interim President and CEO during the executive search process.
Canada’s crackdown on Chinese funding is hurting miners, Friedland says
China has built up stakes in more than two dozen Canadian mining companies, including some of the industry’s biggest names.
