Kazatomprom warns Ukraine war makes it harder to supply west
"It is much easier for us to sell most of our production to Asian partners," CEO Yussupov told the FT.
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Glencore billionaire Alex Beard appears at UK court accused of corruption
Beard, 57, was accused last month by the SFO of conspiring to make corrupt payments to government officials and state-owned oil firm employees in Nigeria and Cameroon.
China has more than 1 billion t/y of new coal mines in pipeline, report says
China mined a total of 4.66 billion tons of coal in 2023, a record high.
Coal India to spend $8 billion on coal-fired plants near mines
The state-owned miner has already won approval for 4.7 gigawatts of generation to be built over the next six to seven years.
MinRes gets review board’s nod for stake sale in Onslow Iron project
The company reported an 80% slump in its annual profit in August.
Cochilco lowers 2024 average copper price forecast
Cochilco on Tuesday lowered its forecast for the average price of copper in 2024 to $4.18 per pound.
EV slump powers platinum supply deficit, investment council says
The price of platinum has fallen about 4% this year to about $950 per oz.
Hybrid cars throw lifeline to platinum metals
PGMs - principally platinum and palladium - face a long-term structural decline in demand as their main use has been to clean auto exhausts.
Canada mulls surtax on Chinese critical mineral products, batteries, solar products
Canada said is launching a 30-day public consultation period on whether to slap a potential surtax on Chinese critical mineral products.
