Napoleon’s diamond brooch heads to auction for the first time
The brooch was reportedly abandoned by Napoleon himself as he fled the battlefield after his crushing defeat in 1815.
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Aldebaran spins out greenfield assets in Argentina
The new company -- called Centauri Minerals -- will hold six greenfield projects spanning over 430 sq. km across Salta, Jujuy and Catamarca provinces.
Congo’s cobalt producers still waiting for export approvals
Under the new regime, companies must apply for monthly export quotas from state regulator.
Site visit: Maple Gold Mines works to boost resource in Quebec
Both of Maple Gold's projects sit within driving distance of three major gold mines.
Iron ore price faces mounting pressure as $100 support looks rocky
Data from Chinese consultancy Mysteel showed an increase in iron ore inventories at mills and ports.
Gold price could reach $5,055 by Q4 2026, says JPMorgan
Over a longer horizon, JPMorgan also gave a target of $6,000 an ounce by 2028.
Australian rare earth firm to select US plant site by year-end
Australian Strategic Materials said it has been in discussions with the Pentagon about funding to support a plant in America producing metal for magnets.
Newmont is starting to reap rewards from cutbacks
Newmont’s all-in sustaining costs — a key metric for gold miners — had risen more than 50% in the past five years.
Aclara jumps on US heavy REE plant plan
The plant is to process feed from Aclara’s ionic-clay projects in Brazil and Chile and is scheduled for completion in 2027.
