India power giant seeks uranium assets overseas in nuclear push
State-controlled NTPC Ltd. issued a tender to appoint consultants that will help identify assets in Canada, Australia, Kazakhstan and South Africa.
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ING weighs Venezuela commodity deals as client requests rise
“We’re getting a lot of requests from traders so we’re looking at it," ING says.
India’s Aditya Birla proposes $1.26B expansion of Odisha alumina refinery
The expansion, to be executed by the group entity Hindalco Industries, takes the total proposed investment to about $2.1 billion.
Gold price loses its grip: World’s 50 biggest mining companies shed $228 billion in Q2
Gold's slide back below $4,000 an ounce wipes out most of mining's 2026 gains, but the diversified giants – led by a resurgent BHP – is staging a comeback.
Guardian Metal, Montana Mining Association forge US tungsten processing alliance
First shipments of legacy ore are expected by late summer 2026.
CATL takes 20% stake in graphite materials developer CarbonScape
Last year, the New Zealand-based company signed several agreements for supply of renewable feedstock to its future biographite industrial plants in Europe and North America.
Mexico readies $4 billion in financing to back energy projects
The government is planning to invite more private sector bids to partner with the Comision Federal de Electricidad for renewable energy and storage projects.
Russian aluminum’s share of available LME stocks rises to 95% in June
That left just 12,575 tons of Indian aluminum available in LME warehouses at the end of June — and none from other countries.
BHP explores sale of Chilean desalination plant, power lines
The assets could be valued at a combined $1.5 billion to $2 billion.
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