Posco’s bold battery materials push dimmed by new US energy bill
By 2030, the Seoul-based steel giant forecasts it will have a production capacity of around 605,000 tons for cathode-active materials.
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Miners’ losses mount as ports strike drags on in South Africa
Negotiations to reach a pay deal have been unsuccessful, even after the government and an arbitration body joined the discussions between Transnet and its biggest labor unions.
Aluminum price drops on jump in LME stocks and Russian metal
Metal industry sources say there is concern that Rusal will be unable to sell its metal and will deliver it into the LME system.
Barrick closer to building $7bn copper project in Pakistan
All the documents needed to start building are approved by president Arif Alvi and filed with the supreme court.
Zambia restricts number of mining licences per company to five
"We have had a lot of licences being used for speculative purposes and we want to curtail that," Zambia's mines minister Paul Kabuswe.
Sandvik profit beats forecast on strong orders, demand
Sandvik says saw strong, broad-based demand in Q3.
Platinum-lanthanum alloy may give push to next-gen fuel cells
Researchers at Tsinghua University have devised a method for combining platinum and lanthanum as an alloy to serve as a catalyst.
Endeavour Mining kicks off Lafigué gold mine construction
The miner's 80%-owned gold project in Côte d’Ivoire is expected to begin production in the third quarter of 2024.
Australian lithium miner IGO says chief executive died suddenly
Peter Bradford had led IGO since March 2014 and was also president of the Association of Mining and Exploration Companies.
