Golden quarter for Newmont as high prices double profit
The world's largest gold miner's adjusted profit more than doubled to $856 million in the last quarter of 2020.
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Max Resource’s Cesar project grows to district-scale size
The copper-silver project in northeastern Colombia now covers over 2,500 square kilometres, with a cumulative 220-kilometre strike of prospective copper-silver mineralization.
Aftermath Silver kicks off work program at Chilean project
The new work program is designed to test the material outside of the high-grade structures that formed the mineral resource estimate.
Fortescue CEO says iron ore market to remain robust for some time
In China, activity rates didn't slow as much as is normal for the Lunar New Year because not as many workers returned home.
Barrick beats profit estimates on higher gold prices
The Canadian gold miner delivered a sixth straight earnings beat after lifting production and reducing costs.
US judge dismisses aluminum antitrust claims
The purchasers had accused banks and commodity trading, mining and metals warehousing companies of conspiring to hoard aluminum when prices were low roughly a decade ago.
Billionaire Naguib Sawiris bets on Egypt’s gold
AKH Gold, majority owned by Sawiris, inked on Wednesday four contracts to explore in nine blocks located in the country’s eastern desert.
Commodities Super Cycle: Real thing, or marketing hype?
It all comes down to economics 101, says CPM Group’s Jeff Christian.
Why Tesla isn’t a “battery company”
Even when assigning zero value to automakers’ non-EV business, Tesla’s valuation based solely on battery capacity deployed are multiples of Volkswagen, GM, BYD, Hyundai, Nissan and others.
