Ivanhoe Mines’ Friedland sees logistics cost squeeze easing
High shipping costs have posed a "challenge" for Democratic Republic of Congo-focused copper producer.
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South Korea pushes for recycling of rare metals
South Korea wants to strengthen its domestic supply chain in the semiconductor and battery sectors.
Tesla inks secret multi-year nickel supply deal with Vale
The deal is one of several the electric vehicles giant has forged over the last year to secure supply of battery metals.
Trudeau climate plan calls for 42% cut in oil and gas emissions
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s blueprint promises industry a tax credit to help pay for carbon-capture projects, but doesn't set cap on the fossil-fuel sector.
Congo halts court case against China Moly’s Tenke mine
Government said it had laid out “a road map to exit the crisis, along with a timeline" for the two sides to come to an agreement.
China copper smelters raise Q2 treatment charge floor as supply woes ease
The rates are up 14.3% from $70 per tonne and seven cents a pound in the first quarter.
From VW to JPMorgan, the unlikely cast behind nickel’s big squeeze
Getting to the bottom of who did what, when, and why, could take months or years.
Kinross in negotiations to sell Russian mines
Kinross' Russian subsidiaries will continue to operate the Kupol mine and other assets.
Global Gold Snapshot: Eight companies scouring the globe
With gold prices approaching $2,000 per oz., gold exploration and mine development remain important drivers for many mining companies.
