Flooding at Ivanhoe copper mine was self-induced, study suggests
The setback has cast uncertainty on a project touted as one of few across the mining world to be built ahead of schedule.
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No takers for Nova Scotia uranium blocks post-ban lift
Nova Scotia, having recently lifted its decades-long ban on uranium exploration, says it has not received any bids for the recently announced request for proposals.
Copper clash shows cracks in decades-old pricing system
Teck Resources and Sumitomo are locked in a commercial dispute over a major copper supply deal.
Mali hearing on Barrick’s Loulo-Gounkoto gold complex adjourned to June 16
Outside of court, negotiations between the two sides continue, according to Reuters.
Amaroq raises £45 million to fund Greenland expansion
EIFO, Denmark’s state-backed export and investment fund, was among the notable participants.
Gold price surges to one-month high on Middle East tensions
Spot gold is closing in on the $3,400 mark for the first time since early May.
Cassiar adds 7M new indicated tonnes to Taurus resource
The company has converted almost 20% of inferred tonnages to indicated over the first estimate from three years ago.
China to strengthen approval process of rare earth export applications
China is willing to further enhance communication and dialogue on export control with relevant countries.
Burkina Faso completes nationalization of five gold mining assets
Burkina Faso is Africa's fourth largest gold producer, producing more than 57 tons of gold in 2023.
