Sibanye-Stillwater sells Beisa uranium project to Neo Energy
The deal gives Sibanye-Stillwater a 40% stake in Neo Energy, making it the largest shareholder and maintaining its uranium market exposure.
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Lundin sells European mines to Boliden for up to $1.45 billion
Neves-Corvo in Portugal and Zinkgruvan in Sweden will nearly double Boliden’s zinc output and boost copper production by 43%.
New Caledonia nickel miner flags ‘fragile’ outlook after restart
Prony Resources warned that its Goro mine is economically vulnerable after a recent suspension due to unrest.
China’s central bank resumes gold purchases after six-month hiatus
China's gold holdings rose to 72.96 million fine troy ounces at the end of November.
Energy Fuels MOU with Madagascar unlocks path for $2bn Toliara project
The Toliara project, with an estimated capital expenditure of $591 million, ranks among the largest recent foreign investments in Madagascar.
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Musselwhite will take Orla from a single-asset producer to a multi-asset miner, as it already operates at the Camino Rojo mine in Mexico.
London Symposium: How new tech and sustainability can transform mining
Green technologies and sustainability-focused project strategies are helping the industry address risks earlier and build longer-lasting community ties.
Quebec appeals ruling that scuttles online mapping claims due to Indigenous rights
There is a recent trend in Canadian courts recognizing that the duty to consult is triggered at the claim registration stage.
China’s metal dominance
Washington has finally begun to recognize its critical minerals vulnerability.
