Mexico seeks voluntary return of mining concessions not being used for production
President Claudia Sheinbaum said the government was seeking the return of more than 200 mining concessions.
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Mozambique pushing to keep South32 aluminum smelter open, minister says
South32 said in December that it would place the Mozal plant under care and maintenance by March.
Sibanye expects short-term platinum price volatility, but return to previous lows unlikely
Sibanye was also assessing when to restart its Stillwater West mine in the United States, which was placed on care and maintenance in 2024.
Mali creates state-owned company to manage mining holdings
The company Sopamim, whose capital is fully owned by the state, will acquire and manage Mali's holdings, according to a statement.
Phoenix Copper suspends top brass amid payment inquiry
The US and copper‑focused miner also said it was reviewing funding options.
Indonesia investment ministry meets Agincourt to discuss future of Martabe gold mine
The gold mining company was among the 28 firms whose permits were revoked by the government.
Vicuña could double investment in Argentina copper project to $800M in 2026, executive says
The company, formed by BHP and Lundin Mining, could invest about $800 million this year in the Filo del Sol and Josemaría mines.
The Northern Miner launches the Goldquest Challenge — and you could win a trip to Vancouver!
Calling all international students with a curiosity for gold, mining, and a little adventure.
Copper price surge is masking mining woes in top producer Chile
A modest rise in Chilean copper export values last month masks declining output as the nation faces falling grades.
