Chile’s biggest copper windfall in years signals higher output
The country that accounts for about a quarter of the world’s mined copper shipped $4.7 billion worth of the metal last month.
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Dundee receives environmental OK for underground gold project in Ecuador
The company said it has already completed an updated feasibility study and plans to release it in due course.
China’s PBOC keeps buying gold as reserves grow for eighth month
Bullion held by the People’s Bank of China rose by 70,000 troy ounces last month, according to data on Monday.
Luca logs high-grade gold, silver at Campo Morado deposit in Mexico
Luca is conducting 5,000 metres of drilling at the 121-sq.-km Camp Morado deposit this year as it targets near-mine resource expansion.
Barrick’s Twiga JV marks five years of growth Tanzania
Formed in 2019 to settle a tax dispute, Twiga has injected $4.79 billion into Tanzania’s economy since then.
Gold price retreats to one-week low on US tariff delay
Gold fell by as much as 1% to $3,297.15 per ounce on Monday.
Aya discovers new gold-copper zone at Morocco site
The latest drill results extend the Boumadine project’s Imariren mineralized trend by 1 km.
Almonty Industries applies for NASDAQ listing
Almonty intends to use the proceeds from the NASDAQ offering to fund its tungsten oxide plant in South Korea.
LME’s new Hong Kong warehouses attract copper deliveries
Some additional amounts of copper were expected to come to the LME-registered warehouses in Hong Kong ahead of July 15.