Zimbabwe debt woes grow as state mining firm faces asset seizure
The $93 million owed by ZMDC is among a litany of creditor woes confronting state entities in Zimbabwe.
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Copper smelting activity fell sharply in March, satellite data shows
Data was provided by Earth-i, which tracks smelters representing up to 95% of global production.
MinRes denies Wodgina sale as debt woes rattle investors
MinRes says it has “no plans” to sell its Wodgina lithium stake and maintains that a capital raise is not under consideration.
Panama government says First Quantum withdraws arbitrations
The company's Cobre Panama mine was closed at the end of 2023.
Resouro boosts titanium resource by 37% at Tiros project in Brazil
Total resources are now 1,400 Mt1 at 12% TiO₂ and 4,000 ppm TREO, the company said.
Prime Minister Mark Carney vows to speed permits, make Canada energy superpower
The Liberal Party leader said at a campaign stop in Calgary that his government would create a Major Federal Project Office with a “one project, one review” mandate.
Peru mining chamber sees copper output up 2-4% this year
That would put Peru's copper production between 2.79 million and 2.85 million metric tons.
Aurubis to ramp up new US copper recycling facility
Aurubus has invested $800 million building the project, which took four years.
Trump says he does not want to see US Steel go to Japan
The comment appeared to contradict recent actions by the Trump administration.
