Global Atomic stock plunges as Niger’s junta expels US troops
The military coup in July led the U.S. to suspend government funding for Dasa, but the company raised C$15 million in January.
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Glencore-backed Peru zinc miner Volcan halts three mines over permits
Volcan said it would suspend its operations in the San Cristobal, Carahuacra and Ticlio mines for up to 30 days as it works on updating an operating permit for its Rumichaca tailings dam.
Alleged $600 million nickel fraudster can’t pay his bills
Prateek Gupta was last year accused by commodities giant Trafigura Group of orchestrating a massive fraud against it.
Freeport Resources seeks partners for Yandera copper project feasibility study
The company calls this project one of the world’s largest undeveloped copper projects.
SQM venture arm invests in UK-based water tech company
The investment, according to SQM, goes hand-in-hand with its ongoing drive to improve efficiency and reduce its environmental impact as part of its sustainability goals.
Column: Albemarle looks to shed more light on lithium pricing
The lithium supply chain is maturing but the metal's pricing seems trapped at the early development stage.
LME plans to list Saudi port as a copper and zinc delivery point
The Saudi hub would service the Middle East, North and East Africa regions.
Codelco finalizes leadership shakeup announced in October
Chile's state-run copper giant announced the departure of temporary vice president Jose Sanhueza on Tuesday.
Teck refutes claims by enviro group on cost of Elk Valley cleanup
Report says it would cost Teck $4.7 billion to mitigate selenium contamination at the BC operations.
