Column: European smelter closures fracture aluminum pricing
Two more European aluminum smelters are powering down as the region's energy crisis shows no signs of abating.
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China copper giant wins banks’ backing amid liquidity woes
Lenders have agreed to provide credit support to Maike, including extensions on existing loans, the company said in a statement.
McEwen lands Rio Tinto venture for Argentina-focused copper unit
Rio’s copper leaching technology venture, Nuton, snapped up most of the McEwen Copper shares in the final tranche of a private placement.
The next big battery material squeeze is old batteries
It could take 15 years or more for old batteries to eventually arrive at recycling plants.
Column: Surging copper demand will complicate the clean energy boom
Copper demand will increase by more than 50% between now and 2040, according to BloombergNEF.
Indika turns to gold, electric bikes in shift away from coal
Indika has spent $300 million to expand non-coal businesses.
Europe crisis shows coal’s value, South Africa minister says
South Africa’s exports of coal from the Richards Bay Coal Terminal to Europe surged more than eight-fold in the first half of this year.
Uganda scraps gold export levy that prompted slump in sales
Uganda introduced the levy -- as well as a 10% tax on unprocessed gold -- on July 1 last year to boost revenue from the metal.
African Rainbow Minerals not convinced nickel price sustainable
Nkomati mine remains under care and maintenance.
