One year after nickel fiasco, LME left with multiple headaches
The 146-year old exchange is fighting to mend its reputation amid a host of lawsuits, vigorous action by regulators and struggling volumes.
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Platinum deficit in 2023 to be deeper than expected – WPIC
Power supply risks, operational challenges limit supply growth.
Scientists synthesize rare earth element key for biomedical research
Ireland-based researchers have developed a method for the synthesis of cerium, a rare earth mineral that holds promise for the treatment of diseases associated with inflammation, including cancer.
New Century recommends $95m buyout offer from Sibanye-Stillwater
Sibanye-Stillwater last month launched an unsolicited takeover bid of A$1.10 cash per share.
Vale teams up with University of Toronto to power next generation critical mineral projects
Vale will contribute an initial $1.1 million to the University, with a focus on decarbonization and the energy transition economy.
“Lithium OPEC” in South America could drive away investment, says Sigma Lithium CEO
Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Brazil would cooperate to expand their processing capacity, open battery plants and make EVs locally.
LME faces further legal action in London court
The exchange is facing further legal action in London by a company called Double Eight Ltd.
Rio Tinto keeps working to build Indigenous support for Resolution mine
Resolution is key to the mining giant's future as the project would produce more than 40 billion pounds of copper.
British Columbia exploration spending hits 10-year high in 2022
Copper exploration spending jumped 84% year over year in 2022, rising from C$128 million in 2021 to C$235 million.
