Nippon Steel committed to US Steel takeover, aims to close in December
The transaction has faced stiff resistance from politicians and the United Steelworkers (USW).
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Collective Mining extends high-grade core at Apollo in Colombia
The results are from five operating drill rigs, part of Collective’s 40,000-metre program for this year.
Exxaro suspends CEO pending workplace conduct investigation
Nombasa Tsengwa is the company's first woman CEO and was recently elected president of the Minerals Council of South Africa.
The 45X tax credit makes a difference for US critical minerals
Regulations lawmakers and policymakers implement today will play an outsized role in the critical mineral landscape of tomorrow.
Snowline intercepts more gold beyond resource edge at Valley deposit in Yukon
The latest assays “upgrade our confidence in the initial mineral resource estimate," Snowline's CEO says.
Buenaventura approves bond measures, including $650 million issuance
The miner added that shareholders had approved what it called a "repurchase or rescue operation" of currently active bonds.
Freeport Indonesia sees output ramping up at Manyar smelter in Q3 next year
Freeport was forced to stop copper cathode output at the newly operated smelter after the fire broke at its gas cleaning unit.
Rio Tinto lifts 2025 guidance for capex, copper output
Across operations, it is projecting 3% compound annual growth from 2024 onward.
Clear Street joins London Metal Exchange’s open-outcry trading floor
This takes the number of dealing members on Europe's last open-outcry venue back to eight.
