Sudan’s gold output spikes amid civil war as new mining deals signed
The North African nation produced 65 tons of bullion in 2024, generating some $1.6 billion in government revenue.
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Gold Reserve wins $1.1 billion arbitration award in Portugal against Venezuela
The company said its efforts for enforcement of the arbitration ruling in Portugal are in addition to those being undertaken in the US.
Amplats halts operations at South African mine after heavy rains
Tumela mine, the smaller underground operation in Amplats' Amandelbult complex, was the most impacted.
New Indonesia sovereign wealth fund to invest $20 billion in projects
Investments include more than 20 projects in nickel, bauxite and copper processing.
Palliser asks Rio Tinto to seek Australian shareholder vote on dual listing
The global miner's UK shareholders were set to vote on Palliser's resolution that sought review of the company's dual-listed structure.
Sigma Lithium on track to double production capacity in Q4
A new plant would allow Sigma to double its annual production of lithium concentrates to 520,000 tonnes.
Equinox Gold to buy Calibre for $1.8B
The combined company is expected to be Canada’s second-largest gold producer.
BHP seeks copper deals while metal is hot
BHP might finally have the rare chance to access more of the world’s largest copper reserves that can last for generations.
Aluminum extends slide as traders weigh signs of weak US economy
Aluminum extended its retreat from an eight-month high as sentiment remained cautious following weak US economic data.
