Ex-Glencore executives must wait until 2027 for bribery trial
England’s criminal courts are suffering from a crippling backlog of cases exacerbated by years of underfunding, the coronavirus pandemic and lawyer strikes.
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Ranking the world’s top lithium producers
Acquiring Arcadium makes Rio Tinto one of the world's largest lithium producers.
Ukraine sells titanium producer in rare wartime privatization
UMCC is one of the world’s largest producers of titanium.
Sumitomo Metal forecasts widening global nickel supply surplus in 2025
According to the company, a larger surplus next year will be driven by continued production expansion in Indonesia.
Rio pays premium multiple for Arcadium in biggest deal since 2007
“We feel quite comfortable that we have not bought a lithium company at the top of the cycle right now. We had to pay a fair price, and that’s what we’re paying.”
Festive hopes fade for India’s gold industry after price surge
A rebound in gold prices to a record peak has dashed the Indian bullion industry's expectations of a lucrative festival season after their hopes were boosted by a deep cut in import duty two months ago to the lowest in a decade.
Rio Tinto buys Arcadium for $6.7 billion cash
Rio's offer is at the high end of expectations representing a premium of 90% to Arcadium’s closing price on October 4.
Zijin Mining buys Newmont’s Ghana gold project for $1 billion
Underground operations are expected to begin from 2028, extending the mine’s life to 2042 and delivering about 186,00 ounces of gold a year.
GreenX Metals awarded $325 million in dispute with Poland over coal project
The company launched international arbitration proceedings in 2020, arguing Warsaw breached bilateral treaties by blocking its investment in two coal mines.
