LME WEEK: Mercuria says copper deficits could push prices to records
Nicholas Snowdon, a high-profile copper bull at Geneva-based Mercuria, said he expects record prices for the metal sooner than later.
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Greenland gives Danish-French group permit to mine rock with green potential
The permit was granted to Greenland Anorthosite Mining, backed by French, Danish and Greenlander investment funds.
Ontario to spend $2.2 billion on Indigenous role in mining
Most of the money will go to loan guarantees that enable Indigenous business groups to invest in Ontario mining projects, the government said.
Nicola Mining to start gold mill in British Columbia in Q3
The company has started receiving gold and silver ore from Talisker Resources and is undergoing pre-production adjustment.
Critical minerals still dominated by few despite diversification efforts: IEA
The average market share of the top three refined material suppliers rose from 82% to 86% between 2020 and 2024, says IEA.
Nyrstar seeks government funding for antimony production
The company could potentially produce the critical mineral at its South Australian processing plant.
Friedland’s Ivanhoe Atlantic urges US to list iron ore as critical mineral
Ivanhoe Atlantic's move aligns with Washington’s strategy to secure minerals for military manufacturing and boost defense.
Silver price back above $33 as it rides gold’s momentum
Silver has quietly become one of the best-performing commodities this year.
Amex nearly triples Perron project gold in Quebec
Open pit and underground stope constrained resources now total 8.18 million measured and indicated tonnes grading 6.13 grams per tonne gold.
