There may be a fortune buried in a forgotten corner of Europe
Serbia’s estimated lithium deposits are the largest in Europe.
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AngloGold said in May that it would review divestment options for its Mponeng mine and other South African assets.
Portugal vows to hold delayed lithium tender by year-end
Hotly anticipated by investors but opposed by environmental groups, the offering is planned to meet an expected surge in global demand.
Talks on Guinea’s iron ore advance, BHP nears deal on Nimba
BHP has also tried for years to sell its stake in the Nimba prospect.
IsoEnergy receives encouraging results at Saskatchewan uranium project
The miner is optimistic about the Larocque East property potential following a summer drilling program on the Hurricane zone.
Desert Gold to acquire Altus gold projects in Mali
The acquisition would increase the size of the company's contiguous land package to 379.9 square kilometres.
Galaxy Resources bottom-line hit by Mt Cattlin lithium mine charge
Net loss for the six months ended June 30 was $171.9 million, compared with a profit of $11.5 million a year earlier.
Lynas annual profit jumps 50%, eyes further growth
The Australian rare earths producer reported net profit of A$80.0 million for the year, up from A$53.1 million a year ago.
Beer pong getting sustainability makeover with new aluminum cup
Ball Corp., the 139-year-old packaging company that has benefited as beverage companies shift away from plastic, is launching an aluminum cup.
