Rio Tinto to spend $216.5m to fund Ranger uranium mine rehab costs
Proceeds will be used to fund rehabilitation related to Energy Resources's Ranger uranium mine in the Northern Territory and repay a loan from Rio Tinto.
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British Columbia First Nation challenges province’s Mineral Tenure Act in court
The Act permits anyone with a free miner certificate to acquire mineral claims online through an automated system in First Nations’ territories, without their consultation or consent.
Glencore not giving up on Teck takeover
CEO Gary Nagle said Glencore's offer creates better value for shareholders all around than the one Teck is currently proposing.
Glencore’s bid for Teck shows it’s willing to abandon coal
The Teck proposal “shows that Glencore do see merit in spinning off coal, which they’ve never said before,” a portfolio manager said.
FPX Nickel and Japan agree to explore globe for ‘disruptive’ awaruite
JOGMEC is to cover as much as $483,000 annually for two years in the search for deposits of the nickel-iron alloy at the Klow project in British Columbia.
Wyloo says offer for Mincor is ‘best and final’ after nickel miner withdraws guidance
Wyloo has determined that the current offer price of $1.40 per share will not be increased, in the absence of a competing proposal.
RANKED: World’s top 10 biggest lithium operations
Albemarle’s Greenbushes hard rock mine in Australia holds top spot.
Gold price rallies as OPEC+ supply cut fuels more uncertainty
The shock decision by OPEC+ is "really driving that inflation hedge trade for gold," analyst says.
Rio Tinto fires up BlueSmelting demo plant in Quebec
The demonstration plant will process 40,000 tonnes of ilmenite per year, making it the largest of its kind in the world.
