Shortages key to copper’s upward price trajectory to new peaks
Copper prices have recently been bolstered by expectations of tight supplies and optimism about demand prospects from energy transition.
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Zijin cooperating with Congo probe after radiation detected in cobalt load
Congolese authorities suspended the operating licence of Zijin's COMMUS mine over the radiation incident.
Rio Tinto, Eramet submit plans to develop lithium extraction tech in Chile
They are among 30 companies from 12 countries that presented plans to develop lithium extraction technology in Chile’s salt flats.
Boliden’s profit halves as strikes, bad weather weigh
Operating profit fell 52% from 3.41 billion in the first quarter of 2023.
Northern Star sees ramp up in gold sales as output expands
Increasing ore supply is a key goal for Northern Star, said Australia's largest listed gold miner.
Mayur Resources fully funded for Central Lime project in Papua New Guinea
CLP is within Mayur’s unique Single Factory Special Economic Zone, close to both domestic and overseas markets in Australia and Asia.
Critical Metals names Tony Sage new chief executive officer
Current CEO Dietrich Wanke has been named president of European Operations to operationalize the Wolfsberg lithium project.
Chinese nickel billionaire boosts Australian miner in Indonesia
In under a decade, Nickel Industries Ltd. has gone from a relatively small miner to the world’s sixth-biggest producer of the metal.
Energy Fuels buys Base Resources for $240 million
The news sent the Australian junior's shares skyrocketing 123% while market reaction was more muted in Toronto.
