Fortuna cuts down debt using cash generated from Séguéla mine
The Canadian precious metals miner has paid down an additional $41 million in debt using cash on hand.
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Taseko says Gibraltar mine output rose 26% to 123 million lb. copper in 2023
The rise was supported by a strong fourth quarter during which 34 million lb. of copper and 369,000 lb. of molybdenum were produced.
Saudi Arabia signs mining deals with four nations
The country also announced a $182 million mineral exploration incentive program.
Vale BM says decision to merge Canada nickel ops with Glencore a priority
Talks for a Sudbury tie-up have been on and off since 2006.
American Lithium sees Peru project value triple to $5 billion
The Falchani project, located in southern Peru, is awaiting government approval of an early environmental permit study.
Column: Myanmar’s Wa State Army keeps global tin market guessing
The tin market's fortunes remain beholden to Myanmar's United Wa State Army, which controls one of the world's largest mines.
Share of Russian aluminum in LME warehouses rises to 90% after UK curbs
The rise follows a restriction imposed by Britain on entities and individuals taking physical delivery of Russian-made base metals.
Manganese X signs MOU with US battery tech firm for potential offtake deal
C4V is currently involved in some of the world's largest gigafactory developments.
Ivanhoe Electric shocks Saudi geology to spot targets
Ivanhoe Electric is part of a growing number of international mining companies investing in Saudi Arabia.
