China’s gold imports slow as record prices temper demand
The precious metal’s allure has been further dimmed by warnings from China’s authorities over excessive speculation.
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Power Nickel shares jump on Nisk drill results
The Nisk deposit was first discovered by Inco, now Vale, in 1962.
Kuya Silver begins production at Bethania mine in Peru
Production is expected to ramp up progressively over the next year to an initial target of 350 tonnes per day.
Portuguese company eyes two lithium refineries in Iberia by 2030
Lifthium is planning to source the raw materials from different regions around the world, including South America.
Sandvik, Glencore explore second life for BEV batteries with energy storage pilot
The energy storage pilot is expected to support mine services such as lighting and light EV charging at the Glencore operations.
Nutrien potash mine closed for investigation after fatal accident
An employee died Sunday at a Nutrien potash mine in Saskatchewan.
BHP shares hit 3-month high as deadline for formal Anglo bid looms
BHP has until 16:00 GMT on Wednesday to make a binding bid for Anglo American.
Zimbabwe to start gold-tracing system in bid to curb smuggling
Zimbabwe loses about $1.5 billion annually to smuggling of the precious metal.
Southern Copper eyes start of stalled Peru mine project as soon as this year
The company has had permits to build its Tia Maria project for years yet held back because of environmental opposition.
