Supply-chain fragility sends tin price soaring to new highs
This should be the year that the supply chain starts to heal but it could be a slow and painful process, writes Andy Home.
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KGHM gives employees 10% raise
One of the world's biggest copper and silver producers, the company employs more than 18,500.
Iron ore price rallies on Australia supply fears, China demand hopes
Potential disruptions are still just that, with actual export volumes holding up, writes Clyde Russell.
Indonesia to allow only compliant firms to restart coal exports when ban ends
171 miners so far cleared to restart exports.
Chilean Senate commission approves adjusted mining royalty bill
Bill raises tariffs on firms operating in the world's top copper producing nation.
De Beers boosts production to meet recovering demand
It saw 2021 production jump by 29% to 32.3 million carats, as the miner boosted output to meet recovering demand.
How Latin America wastes billions of dollars worth of valuable metals
E-waste generated in Latin America in 2019 contained valuable metals representing a total value of roughly $1.7 billion of secondary raw materials.
Anglo American ups copper guidance on Quellaveco start
It expects to produce between 680,000 and 760,000 tonnes in 2022, as the giant copper mine in Peru begins operations mid-year.
Musk’s bets on Tesla: human-like robots and self-driving cars
Tesla's most important products in 2022 and next year will not be cars, CEO Elon Musk said on Wednesday.
