Sitka Gold assays suggest ‘significant’ deep tonnage in Yukon
One hole in the project’s Blackjack zone returned 94 metres grading 1.15 g/t gold from 437 metres down.
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Major Indonesia nickel plant restarts after deadly landslide
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Nutrien misses first-quarter profit estimates on lower prices
The top potash producer was impacted by lower prices and higher energy costs.
Aurubis looks to boost US sales in absence of tariffs
Europe's largest copper producer reported better-than-expected half-year core profit, driven by higher sulfuric acid and precious metal prices.
De Beers to shut down lab-grown diamond brand Lightbox
Decision reflects De Beers’ renewed focus on natural diamonds, a return to the strategy behind its iconic “Diamonds are Forever” slogan.
Rare 10-carat blue diamond could fetch $20M at auction
The "Mediterranean Blue Diamond" from South Africa, is a “fancy vivid blue,” the highest grade for coloured diamonds.
Gemfields to resume emerald mining in Zambia
The resumption of open pit mining at Kagem ends a four-month pause triggered by weak market prices and cost-cutting measures.
MABC maps opportunities for British Columbia as a global player in critical minerals markets
BC has 18 operating mines and two smelters and is home to 16 of the 50 minerals the US deems critical to its economy and national security.
US judge to rule by May 14 on Rio Tinto copper project
The US Supreme Court is now considering whether to take the Resolution Copper case.
