Copper price extends decline on fears over fourth covid-19 wave
Copper price has been weighed down by possible policy tightening in some major economies and rising global coronavirus cases.
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BHP gives go ahead for giant Jansen potash project
Company will go ahead with its Jansen potash project in Canada and unveiled plans to do away with its dual-listed share structure.
Chinese miner fined over molybdenum ore spill – media
In the March 2020 incident water containing molybdenum ore flowed out of a tailings pond belonging to Yichun Luming Mining Co and into a local river system.
Northern Graphite to target battery manufacturers with Bissett Creek product
Lab results show that Bissett Creek’s graphite can be easily purified to battery standards.
Sumitomo to sell stake in Rolleston coal mine in Australia to Glencore
Sumitomo's remaining interest in thermal coal mines is a 37.13% stake in the Clermont mine in Australia.
EV makers eye bigger battery metals role by inking mining deals
Electric-vehicle makers are pushing for an intermediary role in mining to secure supplies of key battery metals, according to Wheaton executive.
Orvana stock tanks on El Valle rockfall
Underground mining operations continue stockpiling ore until processing resumes.
Benga Mining applies for judicial review following Canada’s coal mine snub
A unit of Australian billionaire Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has applied to the Federal Court for a judicial review of the rejection of the proposed $800 million Grassy Mountain steelmaking coal mine.
Massive expansions won’t hurt cobalt price as supply shifts to oligopoly – report
As Congo’s cheap surface oxide ore is depleted, big miners are switching to underground sulphide sources, potentially giving the top 3 control of half the global supply of the battery metal.
