Tsingshan unit plans Indonesian battery plant as trade frictions mount
The plant will be housed alongside Tsingshan’s existing operations in Weda Bay and could begin operating as soon as next year.
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Nominees are distinguished by their leadership and achievements, having made significant contributions to Canada’s prominence in the global mining industry.
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Li-Cycle to cut 17% of staff amid battery recycling growing pains
The company has struggled with construction cost overruns at its Rochester, New York, battery processing facility.
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Baltimore bridge collapse will likely block coal exports for weeks
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LME says its Baltimore warehouses unaffected by bridge collapse
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Star Diamond acquires Rio Tinto’s 75% interest in the Fort à la Corne diamond project
Star Diamond now owns 100% of the project in central Saskatchewan.
Fortune Minerals gets federal funding for Northwest Territories project, Alberta refinery
$526,200 funding for the production of cobalt sulphate and bismuth ingot products.