BHP puts four industry groups on notice after climate policy review
BHP is considering its membership of four industry associations due to concerns about their climate and energy policies.
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Switzerland investigates metal trader over Congo-war allegations
Christoph Huber is said to have been involved in the illegal trade of minerals during the Congo conflict two decades ago.
Albemarle CEO says long-term lithium demand remains ‘robust’
The world's largest producer of the battery metal is betting on the massification of electric vehicles.
Metso to shut down northern Sweden operation
The Ersmark plant produces rubber and poly-met wear parts used in the mining industry.
Iamgold grows interest in Nelligan project
The miner now holds an aggregate undivided interest of 75% in the property.
Experts blame Vale’s deadly dam collapse on drainage issues
Drainage problems would have caused "persistently high water levels" that weakened the facility’s walls, say experts appointed by the miner.
Rio Tinto scores big win in Mongolia
The country’s parliament has approved a resolution that reconfirms the validity of all the Oyu Tolgoi mine-related agreements.
Australia’s Prospect Resources in talks to sell stake, lithium supply to Russia’s Rosatom
The discussions are with Uranium One, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Russian state nuclear energy firm.
Jiangxi Copper gets $213 million loan from parent after stake buy
The support from controlling shareholder Jiangxi Copper Corp comes after the state-run company said this week it would pay $1.1 billion for an 18% stake in Canadian miner First Quantum Minerals.
