Guinea’s Simandou iron exports surge six months after first ore
Shipments from the project’s Morebaya port hit 2.2 million tons in the month, much higher than April’s record of 1.3 million tons.
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Zambia extends duty-free copper concentrate export duty waiver amid smelter outages
The suspension of the duty, first implemented in August 2025, covers 271,742 tons of copper concentrates.
Indonesia’s PT Timah targets 30,000t of refined tin output for 2026
This year's output target is 68% higher than the 17,815 tons produced in 2025.
Russia says it mined enough gold to beat China
Moscow’s first mining estimate since 2022 raises questions as industry experts struggle to reconcile the figures.
Glencore restarts Cerrejón after rail blockade
Colombia's largest coal mine resumes operations as recurring disruptions continue to threaten output and investment.
Op-Ed: C5 + 1- Central Asia and the critical minerals race the West is late to map
Five former Soviet republics of Central Asia share common names, history, and legacy. In mining, that is where the resemblance ends.
Gold Fields, Cree First Nation sign IBA for Windfall project in Quebec
Gold Fields plans to bring the mine into production by the end of 2026 or early 2027.
ARLYX unveils autonomous solution for material handling in underground mines
The ARLYX utility vehicle and AutoLatch module handle transport, loading and unloading of up to 5,000 kg remotely and without interruption.
Copper price: Goldman, Citi make bullish calls on supply woes
Goldman now sees prices at $13,735/ton by the end of this year, more than 10% higher than its previous target of $12,465/ton.