Peru copper output edges down in 2024 to 2.74 million tonnes
The drop marked the copper giant's first decline after four straight years of recovery following the pandemic.
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Nornickel senior vice president leaves company
Sergei Dubovitskiy has left the company to pursue other projects.
Glencore says it rejected an approach for its DRC operations last year
Glencore said on Friday it had rejected an unsolicited approach from an unnamed buyer for its operations in Congo.
LME copper spreads surge to premium on short covering
Worries about tariffs on copper had spurred traders to buy copper on the US Comex exchange and sell on the LME.
Severe cyclone makes landfall near Australia’s iron ore hub
Severe Tropical Cyclone Zelia is forecast by the Bureau of Meteorology to make landfall east of Port Hedland, the nation’s biggest iron ore export harbor.
Rio Tinto clears final hurdles for $6.7B Arcadium Lithium buy
The acquisition of Arcadium is Rio Tinto's biggest deal in over a decade, making it one of the top lithium miners globally.
Global Lithium appoints new CEO in push to develop frozen project
Dianmin Chen was appointed as managing director and CEO at its annual shareholder meeting on Thursday.
Ukraine and US partner in critical minerals sector
Ukraine holds the largest titanium reserves in Europe, capable of meeting US and EU metallic titanium demand for over 25 years.
Trump official says minerals deal will give Kyiv post-war ‘security shield’
Trump has said he wants $500 billion in rare earth minerals from Ukraine.