Congo eyes coops, credit scheme to fund mine workers’ equity stakes
Authorities are preparing rules to enforce a law requiring miners to reserve 10% of their equity for Congolese nationals.
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Aclara Resources gets environmental OK for Chile rare earths project
It wraps up a process that has taken longer than four years for the project.
Deutsche Bank cuts Q3 gold price target by 22%
The German investment bank said it now sees gold averaging $4,300/oz. in the third quarter of this year.
BHP and Rio Tinto test electric trucks to clean up iron ore
Industry leaders begin testing electric haul trucks as major miners seek to cut emissions at scale.
Sibanye expects 15% drop in global platinum output by 2034
Production of palladium is also projected to decline by 15%, it said.
US gives Cameco-backed Westinghouse $17.5B nuclear boost
The goal is to accelerate the deployment of 10 large-scale commercial nuclear reactors by up to three years.
New AbraSilver study quadruples Argentina project value
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Op-Ed: Brazil’s rare earth dilemma — strategic autonomy or another raw-material export cycle?
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