Falcon seeks $100M from Guinea in World Bank court
The dispute stems from a May 2025 decree issued by Guinea’s president that revoked more than 50 exploration and mining permits.
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Orion closes largest ever fundraise, bringing total AUM over $9B
So far, it is already 61% committed across a portfolio of projects, Orion said.
Trafigura to help Venezuela’s Minerven develop a responsible gold-sourcing program
Trafigura, also involved in Venezuela's oil trading pact with the US, agreed to purchase and sell gold dore produced only by Minerven-owned operations.
Zimbabwe’s RioZim coal unit loses operating license after appeal
The government cancelled the license for the Sengwa coal mine under its “use-it-or-lose-it” policy.
Glencore turns to China exchange stocks to meet cobalt commitments
Cobalt stocks on Wuxi have more than halved since late January to around 3,934 tons.
Ruthenium prices hit record high as AI boom squeezes supply
Expansion in data centre capacity is lifting hard disk drive production, where the metal is used in magnetic layers.
Polyus 2025 pre-tax profit rises 12% to $6.3B
Polyus achieved higher revenues despite a planned 16% cut in gold production to 2.5 million ounces.
Tantalite prices jump to over two-decade high on Congo supply fears
Tantalite is the primary source of tantalum, a metal used in capacitors, aerospace components and nuclear technology.
Lynas inks US rare earth oxide supply deal
The Pentagon will allocate about $96 million to buy light and heavy rare earth oxide products from Lynas.