Zambia backs Chinese mine’s assessment in acid spill disaster
Government refuted an independent estimate of how much toxic acid spilled from a Chinese state-owned copper mine in February.
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Vale CEO sees copper growth driven by project pipeline over M&A
The Brazilian company produces about 350,000 tons of copper a year and forecasts doubling that amount by 2035.
Barrick executive switches sides to advise Mali president in gold dispute
Hilaire Diarra was general manager of Barrick's Tongon gold mine in Ivory Coast before he was named special counsellor to Mali's president.
Ariana Resource raises $7.3M in ASX debut
Company says the dual-listing would help raise the profile of its Dokwe gold project in Zimbabwe.
Friedland-backed Sunrise Energy doubles scandium resource in Australia
Sunrise says the new estimate confirms Syerston as the world’s largest and highest-grade scandium deposit.
AI demand seen pushing copper price longer term
Red Cloud Securities sees a copper surplus of 126,000 tonnes in 2026 as tariffs weigh on growth and US demand shrinks by 6%.
Galiano halts Ghana deposit work after clash
Galiano produced about 115,000 oz. of gold in 2024 and remains a mid-tier player in Ghana.
Lithium price may ease again as China mine restarts
With the lithium price and supply situation set to return to its pre-August levels, Western lithium producers would still have to face an oversupplied market.
Sprott expands ETF suite with actively managed metals fund
The Sprott Active Metals & Miners ETF debuted on the NASDAQ on Wednesday under the ticker symbol "METL".
