Australia aluminum sector in fight for survival
Australia’s aluminum smelters are being priced out of the global market due to high energy costs, with closures looming unless they can find a pathway to cheaper power.
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Iron ore price jumps to fresh 6-year high on China building boom
Iron price above $130 a tonne for the first time since January 2014 as construction leading indicator – excavator sales – surge 51%.
Train carrying potash derails near Hope, British Columbia
About 20 cars went off the tracks on a bridge near Hunter Creek; there are no reported injuries.
CATL to invest in Neo Lithium, help develop Argentina mine
CATL will buy more than 10 million shares of Neo Lithium, becoming the company's third-largest shareholder.
Ascot hits high-grade gold at new Premier zone
Ascot is working to restart mining at the Premier site, which generated 2 million gold oz. and 45 million oz. of silver between 1918 and 1952.
Teck invests $8 million in Kodiak Copper
Midday Monday, Kodiak’s stock was up 33% on the TSXV.
Gran Colombia sees production boost in August
The company expects 2020 production to range between 218,000 and 226,000 ounces.
US seeks to lower Russian uranium imports to boost domestic mining
The Commerce Department has inked a draft agreement with Russia to reduce uranium imports over the next 20 years.
Rupert stock jumps 25% on Finland drill results
Exploration is ongoing at the Pahtavaara gold project.
