The world’s biggest buyers of gold are now among East European central banks
Central banks around the world are stocking their gold arsenals as a shield against external shocks.
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Nornickel sees new technologies sustaining China’s palladium demand
Nornickel is testing several technologies in areas such as hydrogen production and water purification.
Blue Moon acquires two brownfield copper projects in Norway for $67m
Blue Moon's CEO said the transactions would "create a new copper-zinc development company located in Tier 1 jurisdictions."
LME says to hike fees in 2025 by average of 4.7%
The exchange said there will be no rise in charges for trading on the open-outcry floor.
Kazatomprom’s Q3 profit more than doubles year on year
The company posted a profit of $336.9 million.
Ambatovy nickel project to complete debt restructuring in December, says Sumitomo
As of late October, the nickel and cobalt project was slowly resuming production.
India to auction first offshore minerals tranche worth more than $17.8bn
The auction includes seven polymetallic nodules blocks.
Antofagasta mines first to re-earn ‘Copper Mark’ certification
Its Centinela and Zaldívar copper mines became the world's first to be granted the endorsement under updated criteria.
ArcelorMittal blames EU policy gaps for green plans delay
The world’s second-largest steelmaker said further steps are contingent on favourable policy, technological progress, and market conditions.
