Korea Zinc shares fall as rival faction secures court injunction
Shares in the world’s biggest zinc smelter fell 8.6% to close at the lowest since early October.
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Deep Yellow delays decision on Namibia uranium mine to March
Tumas is considered one of the most advanced greenfield uranium projects globally.
Chile seeks projects to extract cobalt and rare earths from mining waste
The country's development agency is offering $3-$4m over three years for studies on extracting cobalt and rare earths from tailings.
Manara to buy stake in Barrick’s Reko Diq project, reports FT
The Saudi Arabian mining fund is set to buy a 10%-20% in the copper and gold project in Pakistan.
Thungela names De Beers’ Madondo as new CEO
The executive joins Thungela as the coal producer is expanding its operations in Australia.
Eramet’s Bories to step down as CEO, stay on as chair
Eramet expects to announce Bories' successor as CEO by the end of the first quarter.
Teck earmarks up to $3.9 billion to boost copper output
Canada’s largest diversified miner reported a 50% increase in annual copper production for 2024, reaching 446,000 tonnes.
BHP’s iron ore, copper output surge on mine improvements
Production rose because of supply chain improvements, with a record amount of iron ore delivered from the Central Pilbara hub.
New York futures for gold, copper tumble on WSJ tariff report
Premiums for gold traded on the US-based Comex over the London spot market halved following the news report, to around $20 an ounce.
