Orano looks to Mongolia as new source for uranium
The company is considering expansion in several countries to diversify.
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The miner said the average dollar price for its US palladium and platinum was 21% lower in 2024 compared to 2023.
Fortescue swoops on Red Hawk, secures 90% stake
Fortescue has started compulsory acquisition proceedings for the remaining shares of Red Hawk, which owns the Blacksmith project in WA.
Glencore weighs ditching London as primary listing
The miner and commodity trader is studying whether a move would boost its shares — with New York top of the list of potential destinations.
BHP raises $3 billion through US bond issue
BHP said it will use the proceeds for general corporate purposes.
Trump wants Ukraine’s minerals. But what exactly is up for grabs?
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St Barbara disputes tax assessment on Simberi operations in Papua New Guinea
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Nova Scotia moves to lift decades-old uranium mining ban
Initially established as a moratorium during the 1981 provincial election, uranium mining and exploration was fully banned in 2009.
Column: Congo emerges as China’s strategic copper supplier
China is reaping the rewards of its massive investment in the DRC in the form of surging imports of physical copper.
