Global automakers face electric shock in China
If global automakers think they can extend their dominance in China into the electric era, they may be in for a shock.
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EVs vs. gas vehicles: What are cars made out of?
This infographic compares the minerals used in a typical electric car with a conventional gas car.
Wallbridge extends Fenelon gold system in multiple directions
The Fenelon project is located 80 km east of Agnico Eagle’s Detour Lake gold mine at the centre of Wallbridge’s land package.
Colombia miners brace for environmental crackdown
No matter who wins the presidential elections on June 19, the sector is facing tougher rules and a likely ban on open pit mining.
Foraco wins $60m deep directional drilling contract with BHP Olympic Dam
The contract is signed for three years firm plus two optional years extension.
Silverton Metals to buy Margaritas gold-silver asset in Mexico
The property consists of two concessions, Margaritas and Ampliacion las Margaritas, totalling 500 hectares.
China’s EV growth forecasts are starting to look shaky
After all, who wants to spend big bucks on a vehicle right now in China?
Commodities turn higher as China loosens its virus restrictions
Industrial commodities in China mostly rose as the number of covid-19 cases fell and the government began to loosen the restrictions.
Uranium investors await price rally to revive Namibia projects
Uranium miners are waiting for prices to recover before reviving projects in Africa’s biggest producer of the ore.
