US rare earth stock cracks top 50 mining companies for the first time
Non-Chinese rare earth producers have been conspicuously absent from mining’s top tier, now worth a collective $1.5 trillion, up $200 billion year to date.
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Champion Iron secures $179.1 million from Nippon Steel, Sojitz for Canada project
The investment follows an agreement that the three companies entered into in December 2024 for the project.
Osisko lands $450M loan for Cariboo gold project
The senior secured credit facility will help finance pre-construction and early works on the fully permitted project.
BHP exits $942 million Tanzania nickel project, partner Lifezone says
The company will acquire BHP's 17% equity interest in Kabanga Nickel Limited.
Brazilian miners warned of potential $1 billion in tariff pain
Brazilian miners rely on US manufacturers for heavy equipment such as excavators and the mammoth dump trucks that can haul 100-ton loads.
New World backing Kinterra takeover as CAML drops out
The board has unanimously recommended shareholders to accept Kinterra's offer of A$0.066 per share.
Titan Mining targets Q4 2025 to become only integrated US graphite producer
There is only one producing graphite mine in North America, Northern Graphite’s Lac des Iles in Quebec.
China rare earth magnet exports jump 158% after trade truce
Total cargoes of the magnets rose to 3,188 tons last month, according to Chinese data on Sunday, more than double volumes of 1,238 tons in May.
Seabed regulators will scrutinize mining firms seeking US licenses
The US plans to issue the world’s first seabed mining license in international waters under a little-used 1980 federal law.
