South Africa mines lobby urges caution on minerals export tax
A more than six-fold increase in electricity prices since 2008 and erratic power supply have negatively affected local processing.
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Deep-sea miner TMC plans to be ready to apply for licence
The Metals Company said current draft rules provide them with legal cover to submit an application at any time.
Teck Resources beats second-quarter profit estimates
Teck owes the results to its Quebrada Blanca copper mine in Chile and higher copper prices.
First Quantum begins commercial production at Zambia nickel mine
Once at full tilt, the Enterprise mine will be a top-ten global nickel producer, churning out about 30,000 tonnes of the metal a year.
Hearing date set for October in Rio Tinto class action lawsuit over Bougainville mine
Over 4,500 claimants are now seeking compensation over what they say is historical mismanagement of the massive Panguna copper mine in Papua New Guinea.
Column: In search of the elusive green nickel premium
Just about every Western producer will tell you metal produced to higher environmental and social standards should command a premium.
Pilbara Minerals says lithium prices may have bottomed
The lithium miner said it expects fiscal 2025 output to range between 800,000 and 840,000 tons of spodumene concentrate.
First Quantum launches standstill deal with Chinese shareholder
Jiangxi has also agreed that it will not dispose of its shares under a block deal.
Video: West Red Lake Gold works to restart Madsen mine
The company is optimistic about the potential of its Red Lake assets in the storied gold district of northern Ontario.
