China to offer platinum stockpile data as market tightens
The inventories will provide a valuable glimpse into supply and demand trends in one of the world’s biggest markets.
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Rio Tinto puts Jadar lithium project on backburner
According to the memo seen by Bloomberg, Rio said it was “not in a position to sustain the same level of spend and resource allocation."
Eagle Energy reports positive metallurgical results for Aurora uranium project
Results show that Aurora’s uranium may be recovered more efficiently and at lower cost than anticipated, CEO says.
CEO of Australia’s PLS says government support could boost lithium supply chains
Dale Henderson said the growth of trading mechanisms such as futures markets should eventually help regulate prices.
US House report accuses China of minerals market interference
The House committee's report alleges that China has specifically targeted the lithium and rare earths industries.
Battery companies join forces to deploy sodium-ion power systems
Non-lithium-ion batteries have struggled to gain mainstream adoption, but sodium-ion batteries are considered among the industry’s most promising technologies.
Iran’s missing uranium stockpile is growing concern at UN nuclear watchdog
The International Atomic Energy Agency reiterated it hasn’t been able to verify Iran’s fuel stockpile since mid-June.
Toyota opens US battery plant, confirms $10 billion investment plan
The Japanese automaker first announced the plan in December 2021 to produce batteries for its hybrid and electric vehicles.
Column: Copper joins critical minerals list but the US has plenty already
The country is successfully building what might be described as a strategic stockpile, just one held by the commercial rather than the state sector.