Lynas CEO says company is eyeing rare earths buys in Malaysia, Brazil
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Lake Resources launches review of Argentina lithium project
The review is exploring options that include the sale of a stake in the Kachi project.
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Teck Resources' Red Dog mine, some 105 miles inside the Arctic Circle, accounts for about 5% of global zinc supply and 2.5% of lead.
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In the long run, copper demand will still be supported by the energy transition.
Revival Gold bets on Mercur and Beartrack-Arnett as catalysts in a tight gold market
As gold goes from record to record, miners are looking for ways to cut development times to capture favourable market conditions.
Private equity deals in mining set to rise on energy transition needs, says S&P Global
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Rio Tinto’s Diavik mine wins environmental award for solar plant
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Copper shrugs off global gloom as Chinese buyers squeeze supply
The global copper market is flashing signs of tightness, as strong Chinese buying squeezes scant supplies even in the face of worries about a looming industrial downturn.