Strike action pushes Sibanye into the red in first half
Gold production was hit by the strike that ended in April and cost Sibanye more than $100 million in lost revenue.
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Chinese venture to start mining battery metal antimony in Tajikistan
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Lithium glut, EV subsidy cuts take toll on major producers
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