First Quantum Minerals cuts debt by over $1bn in first quarter
The company in February had announced a series of capital restructuring measures that would strengthen its balance sheet and cut debt.
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Gold’s record-setting rally may have its roots in Chinese frenzy
Several prominent figures in the global gold market are coming to the conclusion that the major new driving force is a legion of fleet-footed retail investors on the Shanghai Futures Exchange.
Five Eyes countries working to fight critical minerals dumping, Canada minister says
Alliance partners are working on putting forward a response to tackle the price manipulation of critical metals.
ESG Watch: Why climate change is leaving mining firms between a rock and a hard place
By 2050, the World Bank forecasts that demand for the metals and minerals used to produce the clean energy technologies will increase by almost 500%.
Fortescue iron ore shipments fall short after derailment
The world's fourth-largest iron ore miner said it shipped 43.3 million tonnes of the steel-making commodity in the three months ended March 31.
Lynas Rare Earths’ revenue slumps, misses expectations
The firm's quarterly sales revenue fell to A$101.2 million ($65.64 million) in the three months to March 31.
LME takes aim at traders’ Russian metal games with new rules
New measures designed to undercut the economic rationale for withdrawing Russian metal already on the LME and selling it back on the exchange under a less-desirable category.
Rio Tinto donates $875,000 to Missouri University to research critical minerals recovery from waste
Project will test new chemical dissolution strategies and purification techniques to produce pure gallium and germanium compounds from waste materials.
Chile sees record copper production next year
The output of the red metal would be a 6% increase from the 5.51 million tons expected to be produced this year.
