Aluminum price set for biggest monthly gain since 2018 on Iran war
The lightweight metal exceeded $3,500 a ton in London, putting it on course for a monthly gain of more than 12%.
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Chile copper output hits nine-year low, adding to supply concern
Production totaled 378,554 metric tons in February, down 8.5% from January and 4.8% from a year earlier.
Ghana will only let locally owned firms buy Gold Fields mine
The state is running a tender to select a company to take over the Damang mine, and the deadline for offers is Tuesday.
Indonesian state aluminum firm calls for moratorium on new refineries due to oversupply risk
Inalum is concerned that the aluminum sector will experience similar issues to those faced by the nickel sector after its quick growth.
Congo gives cobalt miners until end-April to use 2025 export quotas
Quotas for the first quarter of 2026 can be shipped until June 30, alongside those for the second quarter.
Perpetua Resources seeks $2.7B EXIM loan for Idaho gold-antimony project
Move marks the final stage of EXIM’s approval process and puts the company on track for a final investment decision later this year.
Paladin Energy says Saskatchewan project nod facing judicial review
Its Canadian unit has been consulting with Metis Nation–Saskatchewan on the Patterson Lake South project for many years.
Vale eyes 20% growth in reserves, resources by 2027
Total copper reserves and resources rose 6% last year to 53 million tonnes.
CleanTech pegs Chile lithium project value at $1.37B
PFS for Laguna Verde highlights long-life lithium output, low costs, and strong returns as the company advances partnerships.