US transfers acreage near proposed mining road to Alaska native group
The Trump administration transferred 28,000 acres (11,331 hectares) in a remote part of Northwest Alaska to a native corporation.
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Lifezone Metals buys BHP’s stake in Kabanga, estimates $1.6B project value
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KoBold signs Congo deal to boost US mineral supply
Congo and Kobold Metals agree on exploration tie‑up to boost critical‑minerals output.
Boliden CEO expects company to resume dividend payments
The miner scrapped its payout for 2024 after the acquisitions of the Somincor and Zinkgruvan mines from Lundin Mining.
Vale Indonesia to seek up to $1.2 billion financing in 2026-2027
The first round of financing, around $500 million, will likely come from bank loans in early 2026.
BHP delays Jansen potash mine, blows budget by 30%
BHP plans to spend $7B-$7.4B on the mine's first phase, up from $5.7B, with initial production a full year behind schedule.
China lifts exports of rare earth products after trade war curbs
Customs data released Friday show exports of all rare earth products rose 80% from a five-year low in May.
Saskatchewan Research Council adds full-scale laser sorter to mining industry services
SRC's Minerals Liberation Sorting Centre is the only third-party, independent testing centre to offer bench-to-pilot scale testing, it said.