Rio Tinto, Teck take steps to minimize Canada rail shutdown impact
Labor dispute at Canada's two biggest rail networks will affect its ability to receive raw materials at several sites.
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Copper exports from DRC to the US begin via Lobito Atlantic Railway
A cargo of copper cathodes is headed to Baltimore after arriving by train at the port of Lobito in Angola on Monday.
Perseus gets $45m cash injection with sale of Montage Gold stake
The sale would help strengthen its balance sheet following the recent purchase of a strategic stake in Australia's Predictive Discovery.
Gahcho Kué diamond mine life extended to 2031
On a 100% basis, the Gahcho Kué mine is expected to produce 36.3 million carats from the beginning of 2024.
Column: Cobalt supply tsunami hits the market of last resort
Someone delivered 23 metric tons of cobalt to London Metal Exchange warehouses last month.
Copper is flooding into US as flash-squeeze chaos reverberates
The huge dislocation between global prices saw the US import about 91,000 tons in July alone, the third-largest monthly amount in the last decade.
Sibanye secures debt funding for Finland lithium mine as prices slump
The Keliber project is targeting production for 2026.
Lithium mining is slowly sinking Chile’s Atacama salt flat, study shows
Chile's Atacama salt flat is sinking at a rate of 1 to 2 centimeters per year due to lithium brine extraction.
Lead sellers caught short by Shanghai delivery rule change
Would-be sellers of battery metal lead on the Shanghai Futures Exchange have been forced to search for overseas supplies.
