Nornickel says new Western sanctions raise risk of metals market disruption
Nornickel intends to remain a "reliable supplier of products" and will continue to fulfil all its contractual obligations, said the company.
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The allegation relates to the Wahgnion and Boungou projects in Burkina Faso purchased by Lilium Mining last June.
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The miner reported total preliminary output of 940,000 ounces of gold and 40,000 tonnes of copper in the three months ended March 31.
Verde Magnesium granted mining rights in Romania
Backed by US private equity investor Amerocap, Verde aims to break Europe's reliance on Chinese imports of magnesium metal.
Hummingbird close to kicking off commercial production at Guinea gold mine
Despite a dispute with its main contractor at Kouroussa, the miner continues to work towards achieving commercial production.
German coal mines emit much more methane than reported, study says
A new analysis by Ember finds that German coal mines spew 184 times more methane than what the country reports to the UN.
A silver mine revives neglected Bosnian town
The development by Adriatic Metals is the first such mine to open in Europe in over a decade.
Russia may abolish export duty on gold
Russia was in 2022 ranked as the world's second biggest gold miner, after China.
Codelco eyes partnerships to help boost ailing copper production
The company expects “some conclusions” this year from negotiating an operational tie-up between its Andina mine and Anglo American's adjoining Los Bronces.
