LME to lower client fees in 2026 in bid to boost liquidity
Client trading and clearing fees on the LME's electronic trading system will drop by 7.4% to 8.5%.
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Petra Diamonds installs joint CEOs in board overhaul
Diamond miner has named Vivek Gadodia and Juan Kemp as joint CEOs after interim roles since February; Gadodia handles strategy, Kemp ops.
European Metals jumps on $417M Czech lithium boost
Grant for Cinovec is among the largest direct project-level funding commitments for critical raw materials.
Power One strikes gold in historic uranium territory
Power One controls one of the largest contiguous land packages in the Elliot Lake district.
Vale announces $0.67 per share in dividends and interest on equity
Vale said it will pay dividends of about 1.24 real per share on January 7, and of about 0.77 real per share on March 4.
Anglo-Teck deal clears Canada’s national security test, Globe reports
Ottawa still has the power to block the takeover if it fails to clear a net economic benefit review.
Lenders line up for Chile copper smelter in bet glut won’t last
Enami said it has received various financing offers for a $1.7 billion copper smelter.
Guardian bets on Nevada tungsten revival
Company is carrying out a pre-feasibility study at its Pilot Mountain project that’s slated for completion in the first half next year.
Zimbabwe to hike royalties on gold producers to cash in on record prices
Gold miners will pay a 10% royalty if prices exceed $2,501 per ounce, according to the document.
