China’s control over indium phosphide exports threatens AI data centre rollout
With AI workloads growing exponentially, InP is in high demand as it is a core material with no substitute.
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Energy Fuels expects to hit 2026 uranium guidance by midyear
Company forecasts uranium production to reach 1.6 million lb. by the end of June, within its full-year guidance range of 1.5-2.5 million lb.
Kazakhstan ground view: What you can’t see from the spreadsheet
A first look at Kazakhstan reveals why critical minerals, trade routes, and geopolitics now converge there.
Japan’s Shin-Etsu plans new rare earth refinery to secure supply
The plant will be the company’s third in the western Japanese prefecture of Fukui.
Alcoa flags lower Australian alumina shipments after cyclone
The cyclone in March disrupted LNG supply to the 4.7 million ton per year capacity Pinjarra plant.
Op-Ed: Volatility in markets has not changed positive outlook for gold
It’s important to remember that gold does not always move upward in a straight line, even during crises.
Madagascan miner Ambatovy resumes nickel production after cyclone
It restarted one acid plant on May 23 and plans to start the second one by the end of June.
BHP workers vote for strike action at Australian iron ore export hub
Around 100 union members who voted all endorsed work stoppages ranging from 30 minutes to 24 hours, which could begin within days.
Reliance, Vedanta, Adani join India’s drive to cut China rare earth dependence
Andhra Pradesh was among four states identified in February's federal budget for the development of rare earth "corridors".