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Copper price surges to new 8-year high on supply worries
Industrial activities remain high in China despite the Lunar New Year, keeping demand up.
Indonesia’s Antam targets 77% y/y jump in nickel ore output
The state-controlled miner is planning to increase its nickel ore output to 8.44 million wet metric tonnes this year.
Congo president names mining company CEO as prime minister
Sama Lukonde Kyenge, CEO of Gecamines, has been named prime minister of the world’s biggest cobalt producer.
Platinum price at six year high on bright demand outlook
Platinum rose above the $1,300/oz level for the first time since September 2014.
Ford joins global initiative to promote responsible mining
Ford said its planned investment in EVs would increase the company's reliance on mined material.
Drones reveal previously unknown features of Roman-era gold operations
Mines in León, Spain, constitute Europe’s largest ancient mining infrastructure and host a 1,200-kilometre hydraulic network.
Eleven killed in rebel raids on Congo’s second city
Lubumbashi is the capital of the mineral-rich province of Haut-Katanga, where Ivanhoe and MMG have concessions.
Carbon footprint of nickel sulphate transport may start to worry OEMs – report
ESG concerns will be the result of the rising supply of MHP aimed at responding to the demand for battery metal commodities.
