Green funds with $14 billion eye first mining bets after slump
Leading miners have seen their valuations decline as slowing growth for electric cars and a weaker economy in China curtail demand for some commodities.
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World Copper counts near 1 billion lb. resource at Zonia project in Arizona
This updated resource "significantly increases the value of an already prominent copper asset," its CEO says.
First Phosphate selects Quebec site for 10,000-tonne iron phosphate plant
The plant will serve as part of First Phosphate’s vertically integrated operation.
Iron ore sell-off deepens as global growth fears hit commodities
Iron ore sank below $90 a ton for the first time since 2022 on Monday.
The Metals Company advances commercial-scale processing of deep-sea nodules
TMC and its partner PAMCO have produced approximately 500 tonnes of calcine during the first phase of a commercial-scale campaign.
Solaris Resources eyes Canada exit after failing to land China deal
Solaris is transitioning its head office to Quito, the Canadian company said Monday.
Norge Mining confirms viability of critical minerals project with pre-feasibility study
The PFS gives the one zone of the Eigersund project a net present value of $2.01 billion.
$1.4bn value tops strong economics at G Mining’s PEA for Oko West gold project in Guyana
The PEA outlines a net present value of $1.4 billion over a 12.7-year mine life.
Column: London Metal Exchange looks to plug the liquidity drain
If the LME is to retain its position as price setter for the world's metals trade, it's time to evolve from its 19th century business model.