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Lithium mining: ‘A new Bolivia’, says EnergyX CEO
Teague Egan says EnergyX has the technology that can help Bolivia unlock its lithium.
Iamgold appoints Peter O’Hagan to its board of directors
O'Hagan has a track record managing complex, multi-billion dollar global businesses in a regulated environment with an emphasis on strong corporate governance.
Nickel tycoon closes in on JPMorgan-led loan to backstop short
Under the deal being discussed, the roughly 10 banks that were Xiang Guangda’s counterparts for his nickel bet would extend enough credit to cover his mark-to-market losses.
Cerrado signs $20m stream deal with Sprott on Monte do Carmo gold project
According to Sprott, this funding provides "catalytic capital" to advance the Monte Do Carmo project to a construction decision.
Harmony reports fatality at Johannesburg mine
The affected part of the mine had been closed while investigations were underway.
Gold price slides on hopes of progress in Ukraine peace talks
Short-term speculative traders who bought gold due to the war were now possibly booking profits, an analyst said.
Marathon Gold buys net profit interest royalty on Valentine project
The royalty relates to certain properties at the Valentine project initially granted to Reid Newfoundland Company Ltd. in the early part of the last century.
Copper price falls on demand concerns in China
"Market sentiment is bearish as supplies are starting to ramp up."
