GoldMining finds antimony kicker at Crucero in Peru
Crucero’s expected dual gold-antimony narrative dovetails with GoldMining’s broader push to surface value from copper within its Americas portfolio.
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Trump raises stakes over Resolution Copper project with BHP, Rio Tinto CEOs at White House
President met with chief executives of the world’s two biggest mining companies to discuss a copper project that could supply the US with a quarter of its demand.
Excellon closes offtake, financing deal with Glencore
Glencore would provide up to $7.5 million in pre-export loan secured by concentrate production from the Mallay mine.
Copper developer lands LA fund manager’s $140M
Blue Moon is advancing an underground decline and early access blasting at its Nussir project in Norway.
Codelco to lower 2025 copper target after El Teniente accident
The firm also estimates a $340 million hit from the incident.
Column: Iron ore blamed for BHP’s profit drop. It may get worse
The average realized price BHP received for its iron ore fell by 19% over the financial year.
Rinehart joins push against costs of net zero
Rinehart, whose business interests span iron ore and coal mining to agriculture, criticized climate policies as likely to add burdensome costs.
Tianqi open to renegotiating lithium refinery deal with IGO
The refinery, the first lithium hydroxide plant to be built in Australia, has been grappling with operational issues and production delays.
Gold price edges up as market awaits Fed minutes, Powell speech
"Gold prices fell yesterday, so now traders are looking at it as an opportunity to get into gold ahead of the Fed minutes," analyst says.
