Fortescue’s Forrest doesn’t get the hype over critical minerals
Andrew Forrest slammed Donald Trump, iron ore rivals and oil majors while vowing to stay the course on decarbonization.
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Macro and micro drivers have both turned price-positive and fund managers have jumped back in on the long side.
CATL taps outside suppliers for lithium ore as flagship mine stays closed
The Chinese battery giant seeks alternative feedstock while its flagship Jianxiawo mine is closed.
Newmont CEO says Ghana’s fiscal stability key as $900M gold mine opens
Newmont's Ahafo North mine is set to produce up to 325,000 ounces annually, employing 1,000 workers.
For Danish army, the threat to Greenland isn’t Trump but Russia
Interest in Greenland’s mineral potential has grown since Trump suggested buying the territory, home to many critical minerals.
Fresnillo enters Canada with $556M Probe Gold acquisition
Deal marks Fresnillo's first move into Canada, giving it access to Probe’s 10Moz of gold reserves in Quebec.
Outokumpu invests $45 million in US chromium pilot plant
The largest producer of stainless steel in Europe plans to be operational in H1 2027 in New Hampshire.
Angola seeks $4.5 billion for rail link to Zambia’s Copperbelt
The cost estimate for the US-backed rail project is significantly higher than previous ones for the 800-kilometer project.
Vale posts net profit beat, cuts cost outlook for copper, nickel
Iron ore production reached the highest since the fourth quarter of 2018.