Freeport Indonesia workers end protest at Grasberg
Operations were disrupted after protesters had blocked access to the mine since Monday, calling on the company to resume a bus service, and for a bonus payment.
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Jiangxi Copper profit grows on higher output, prices
Company posted a 5% rise in Q2 net profit as higher production and a strong rally in copper and gold prices cushioned a coronavirus-hit first half.
Boliden to invest $47m in Harjavalta nickel expansion
The expansion at the largest nickel smelter in the European Union include a new concentrate dryer and increased capacity in the electric smelting furnace.
Rhodium price on track for new record as mine output plummets
Shortages force PGM miners to source metal on the open market to honour contract volumes.
Canada to get rare earth processing plant in 2022
The C$31 million-facility, to be built in the province of Saskatchewan, will be in operation by the end of 2022.
IronRidge Resources becomes member of European Battery Alliance
The Brisbane-based miner said this membership is key as it continues to develop its Cape Coast Lithium Portfolio in Ghana.
Australian Strategic Materials, ZironTech produce titanium using 70% less energy than common methods
The companies’ technology uses 35 kW per kilogram of titanium compared to the standard Kroll process that uses 117 kW per kilogram of metal.
Barrick fighting PNG move to grant Porgera lease to state-backed miner
Barrick will challenge Marape's government reported move to grant a 20-year lease for Porgera to state-owned Kumul Minerals Holdings.
MINING.COM MINUTE: Biggest stories of the week
Rhodium price on track for new record, copper to extend rally, Glencore strategy to underpin cobalt prices.