Op-Ed: A credible strategy emerging to secure US critical supply chains
A lack of security in critical mineral supply chains threatens the US’ industrial base, technological innovation and the energy transition.
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Teck Q1 results beat estimates on higher commodity prices, copper sales
Teck's first-quarter copper sales volumes rose 11% year-on-year.
Mine collapse in eastern Congo kills at least 10 people
M23-appointed South Kivu governor blamed the incident on "uncontrolled construction and poor maintenance of gold wells" in the area.
Trump considering sovereign wealth fund to invest in US miners, Interior Secretary says
Interior Department also announced that it will expedite the development of domestic energy resources and critical minerals.
Nickel market forecast to be in 198,000 ton surplus in 2025, says INSG
World primary nickel production was 3.363 million tonnes in 2023 and 3.526 million tonnes in 2024.
Brazil’s Usiminas posts positive results but warns of uncertainty ahead
Brazilian steelmaker Usiminas on Thursday delivered first quarter results above market expectations.
US green steel startup raises $129 million amid Trump tariff uncertainty
Colorado-based Electra has raised a total of $214 million from investors including Bill Gates-led Breakthrough Energy Ventures.
India’s NMDC exploring coking coal assets in Indonesia, Australia
India, the world's second-largest producer of crude steel, meets 85% of its coking coal requirements through imports.
Chile regulator approves Codelco-SQM lithium tie-up
The competition regulator's approval follows endorsements from the EU, Brazil, Japan, South Korea, and Saudi Arabia.