Fortescue third-quarter shipments flat as weather issues weigh
The world's fourth-largest iron ore miner said it shipped 42.3 million tonnes of the steelmaking ingredient in the three months to March 31.
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Newcrest posts sequential fall in output on mine shutdowns
Company posted a 1.2% fall in third-quarter gold output, hit by lower production at its Lihir mine in Papua New Guinea and a slow recovery at its flagship Cadia mine.
Commodities of the future: Most linked to green and digital transitions – report
The pace of the digital transition will impact the intensity in the use of energy, as well as direct demand for metals used in manufacturing, Fitch says.
First Quantum reports Q1, record Cobre Panama production
Copper output was 82,042 tonnes, a jump of 46% from the same quarter a year earlier.
Kristeneberg mine expansion to cost Boliden $150m
The expansion will help boost mill throughput to 1.8 million tonnes annually in the Boliden area of Sweden.
Interview — Tom McCulley, CEO Anglo American Peru: “Quellaveco will meet international standards for tailing disposal from day one”
First production at Quellaveco project in Peru, which has the capacity to generate 300,000 tonnes of copper annually in its first 10 years of operation, is expected in 2022.
US Department of Energy provides funds for First Cobalt’s Iron Creek project
Cobalt is on the US government’s list of 35 critical elements that are essential to the country’s economy and national security.
Arctic Star unearths new kimberlites at Diagras
Since beginning drilling this year at its project in Northwest Territories, Canada, company has already found two new kimberlites.
Recycled metals could meet a significant part of the rising demand from EVs —report
Metal recovery from recycling of lithium-ion batteries varies from 10% for copper to 80% for cobalt.
