Gold Road defends rejection of $2.1B takeover bid
Gold Road remains open to discussions with Gold Fields, provided it betters the terms of the original bid.
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British Columbia unveils mining claims framework, First Nations call it a step back
British Columbia has introduced a new framework requiring consultation with First Nations before registering mining claims.
Hudbay becomes sole owner of Copper Mountain mine in British Columbia
Hudbay said it is acquiring Mitsubishi Materials' 25% stake in the mine for $44.25 million in cash.
Citi cuts copper price forecast, sees 25% US import tariff in second quarter
Citi lowered its three-month price outlook to $9,500 per tonne, down from $10,000 per tonne.
Column: Green iron is a prize worth billions, winning is the trick
The steel value chain accounts for 7% to 9% of global carbon emissions.
Omai reports double-digit gold in Guyana
As drilling continues, Omai said it plans to release an updated mineral resource estimate during the second quarter.
Jiangxi Copper warns of enduring volatility after profit miss
Copper prices spiked to fresh all-time highs this week.
First Quantum halts public tours of closed Panama copper mine
First Quantum announced on Monday a program of visits to the mine.
Deep-sea mining scars remain after 40 years, but life returning
Scientists returned to a 1979 Pacific Ocean mining test site, revealing long-term sediment changes and mixed impacts on deep-sea life.
