Fundraising by junior, intermediate miners at lowest since 2019: S&P
Funds raised by junior and intermediate mining companies dropped by 12% in 2024 to $10.27 billion, its lowest in five years.
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A research team at the Seoul National University of Science and Technology have developed the Roughness-CANUPO-Dip-Facet method.
VIDEO: Canadian miners eye global markets amid US tariff threats
Pierre Gratton, president and CEO of the Mining Association of Canada, addresses immediate concerns and strategies for market diversification.
Barminco wins first US mining contract with Nevada Gold Mines
Perenti's underground mining business has signed a A$120 million contract with NGM for the Goldrush project.
NGOs ask EU to cancel mineral pact with Rwanda over Congo war
Rwanda-backed M23 rebels took the Congolese trading hub of Goma last week, leaving thousands dead and wounded and raising concerns of a regional war.
Column: Aluminum is base metals analysts’ bull pick for 2025
Analysts participating in the Reuters January base metals poll also see higher average cash prices for zinc, copper and tin this year relative to 2024.
Ferrexpo plunges 51% after $3.8 billion Ukrainian civil claim
The Swiss-headquartered iron ore producer saw its biggest intraday drop on record.
Wealth Minerals, Indigenous community form partnership on Kuska lithium project
Kuska covers 105 sq. km. of the Ollagüe Salar, which represents one of the first six locations earmarked by the Chilean government for lithium development.
Osisko Development drills 13.6 g/t gold at QR mine in British Columbia
The drilling was designed to validate historical exploration data from work conducted by previous owners between the 1970s and 2000s.
