Can’t pay, won’t pay: Enforcing awards against African states
Investors can improve recovery prospects against African states through early asset tracing and strategic enforcement.
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Swedish miner LKAB gets permit for fossil-free sponge iron plant
An investment decision is still pending for the Hybrit demonstration plant, which would produce up to 1.5 million tons of fossil-free iron sponge a year.
ETM seeks other Spanish mines as it waits for Greenland rare earth resolution
The company expects to restart mining in 18-24 months at the Penouta tin and tantalum project.
MMG seeks $1.6B via share placement and convertible bond sale
The company is offering about $800 million of new shares.