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More than half of the export growth was driven by a sharp 69% rise in exports of unwrought gold, with increased high-value shipments of refined gold.
Shanta Gold shareholders approve Saturn Resources takeover
Shanta said in December it had agreed to a £141.95 million ($180.7 million) takeover bid by Tanzania-based Saturn.
Codelco says copper output ‘recovering’
Production for the first three months of 2024 landed near 300,000 metric tons.
Morocco expects more EV battery investments, minister says
Government gave the green light for Chinese electric battery maker BTR New Material Group to build a factory near Tangier.
As Rio Tinto strives for ‘impeccable ESG’, investors raise water issues
Rio faced demands from shareholders at its annual meeting on Thursday to come clean on environmental issues.
