Aluminum’s US comeback hinges on power, not tariffs, industry advocates say
Century Aluminum’s proposed smelter in Oklahoma remains dependent on securing a long-term electricity agreement.
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Rio Tinto’s aluminum exports to US rebound to pre-tariff levels
Soaring US prices due to Trump’s tariffs and tight North American supplies have created a windfall for producers like Rio.
Aluminum squeeze deepens as spreads tighten and inventories drop
There were fresh signs of supply stress on Friday, as spot aluminum prices surged to a $97-a-ton premium to three-month futures on the LME.
Edinburgh researchers license tech to extract gold and copper from electronic waste
Lithium Universe will deploy and sub‑license the technology globally as part of its expanding precious metals recycling strategy.
Eskom says regulator approves discounted power tariff for ferrochrome smelters
Eskom said the framework requires no additional government fiscal support.
Codelco’s profit surges as strong copper prices offset output drop
Copper production totaled 272,000 metric tons in the January-March period.
USITC says Russian palladium does not harm America cos, ends probe
The US had been probing whether "dumped" or subsidized palladium from Russia harmed its industry.
Rio starts $1.5B expansion of Quebec aluminum smelter
AP60 is among the lowest-carbon aluminum smelting technologies operating at commercial scale, Rio said.
Military Metals sinks on revoked Slovak antimony project licence
Trojarova, located near the capital city Bratislava, represents an advanced exploration stage project with considerable mining history.