Future Mexican lithium tie-ups must give govt majority stake: LitioMx CEO
President Lopez Obrador created LitioMX, formally known as Litio Para Mexico, by decree last August.
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Africa gears up to keep more of the profits from lithium boom
Lithium-rich countries, including Zimbabwe and Namibia, are trying to develop processing and refining industries.
Ivanhoe Mines seeking strategic partner to mine more copper in Congo
The company's founder, Robert Friedland, said he might bring in a minority partner to help develop DRC copper assets.
Fortescue Metals preparing to cut up to 1,000 jobs
The cuts would be across Fortescue Future Industries, a clean energy subsidiary focused on producing hydrogen.
Pilbara Minerals in very early stages of considering M&A
Speculation has grown that Canada's Patriot Battery Metals may be an acquisition target.
First Australian coal cargoes arrive in China, await customs clearance
At least two vessels carrying Australian coal have arrived in China for the first time since an unofficial ban on imports was introduced more than two years ago
Liberty Gold lifts Black Pine indicated resource by 52%
The company announced the deposit now hosts an indicated resource of 157.3 million tonnes grading 0.52 grams gold per tonne for 2.61 million oz. of metal.
Cameco nears deal to supply nuclear fuel to Ukraine’s Energoatom
Cameco would supply natural uranium hexafluoride to the Ukrainian company between 2024 and 2035.
Glencore deposits more Russian aluminum on LME system
Glencore has deposited more than 100,000 tonnes of aluminum in LME registered warehouses in South Korea.
