Uranium market freezes as Trump tariff threats rattle buyers
The US uranium market is grinding to a halt amid Trump’s tariff threats.
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Sigma Lithium misses earnings but sales surge
The company said it is on track for doubling production capacity to 520,000 tonnes of lithium concentrate, starting in 2026.
Kazakh miner Solidcore reports profit jump on high gold prices
Solidcore, formerly Polymetal International, is the second-largest gold miner in Kazakhstan.
Russia, US in talks over joint rare earths projects
Pro-Kremlin newspapers report Washington and Moscow are in early-stage negotiations over key projects in Russia.
China’s mining investment under Belt and Road Initiative sets new record – report
China's overseas mining investment under its Belt and Road Initiative hit another peak last year at $21.4 billion.
Miner’s bid to tap seabed pits UN-backed regulators against Trump
International regulators condemned TMC’s move to circumvent their authority by seeking the Trump administration’s approval for seabed mining.
Column: Europe’s future metals strategy hindered by current crisis
Chinese over-capacity and high energy prices have accelerated the long-term decline of European steel and aluminum production.
The stars are aligning for Graphite One
Graphite One could take a leading role in loosening China’s tight grip on the US graphite market by mining feedstock from its Graphite Creek project in Alaska.
Anglo starts talks with banks on possible De Beers IPO
Anglo is pursuing a dual-track process in its effort to exit De Beers by trying to find a buyer for the struggling business.
