Phasing out coal in some places may increase consumption in others – study
Countries phasing out coal from electricity risk pushing the excess supply into other industries or other countries.
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Australia rejects first coal mine under environmental law
Country has blocked a major mine proposed near the Great Barrier Reef under environmental laws.
Angola seeks dual listing for diamond miner Endiama, to sell 5-10% stake first
Endiama plans to more than double its diamond production between 2022 and 2027.
The biggest source of cobalt outside Africa is now Indonesia
Production of the battery material in the Southeast Asian country surged past others including Russia and Australia.
Amplats says payouts to decline as South Africa power outages hit
The power outages could cut South Africa’s output of platinum-group metals by a fifth this year.
Sumitomo Metal raises FY profit forecast on higher prices
Company increased its forecasts for full-year net profit and dividend thanks to stronger-than-expected prices of nickel, copper and gold.
Microsoft calls for ‘coalition’ to improve Congo’s informal cobalt mines
Microsoft executives visited an artisanal cobalt mine in Democratic Republic of Congo in December.
Glencore reopens Peru copper mine with extra security
Antapaccay, one of Peru's largest mines, remained shut for 11 days on security concerns following violent attacks by locals.
Fortescue inks deal for Gabon iron ore mine; project to start mid 2023
Fortescue has been assessing the Belinga iron ore project since 2018.
