Kazatomprom uranium sales lag behind production
Output came to 7.2 million lb. uranium oxide on an attributable basis, up from 6.4 million lb. last year.
Latest Stories
Congo’s $7 billion infrastructure deal with China will depend on copper prices
President pushed for a review of the 2008 infrastructure for minerals deal with Sinohydro Corp and China Railway Group to bring more benefits for Congo, the world's biggest cobalt producer.
Kal Tire and Pitcrew AI forge worldwide strategic alliance
The signed MOU solidifies the existing collaboration between the two organizations and designates Kal Tire’s Mining Tire Group.
Brazil rejects Vale, BHP settlement offer for Mariana disaster
Miners had earlier this week presented authorities with an offer to pay $25 billion as reparations for the dam collapse.
BHP’s biggest rivals sit on the sidelines of Anglo M&A drama
Rio Tinto and Glencore Plc are focused on waiting for opportunities to snap up specific parts of Anglo’s business as BHP’s bid unfolds.
Harmony Gold reports one fatality at Johannesburg mine
The miner reported that one of its employees had died at its Doornkop mine.
Goldman Sachs settles 2014 class action lawsuit tied to metal trades
The bank allegedly violated antitrust laws by conspiring to manipulate a benchmark for physical platinum and palladium prices.
Automakers win extension on use of Chinese graphite in EV tax credits
The US Treasury Department gave automakers additional flexibility on battery mineral requirements for EV tax credits on some minerals from China, such as graphite.
What’s Anglo worth? For now it’s less than the sum of its parts
Anglo’s shares are trading about 8% above the price implied by BHP’s initial proposal.
