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Asante Gold to start producing at Bibiani in 2022
The Canadian miner aims to produce about 190,000 ounces in the first 12 months, ramping up to 240,000oz annually for at least six years.
Premium iron ore’s outperformance is a bearish signal
Overall, there is little to suggest that China’s iron ore demand will stage a recovery in the coming months, writes Clyde Russell.
Electric car companies: Visualizing the race for EV dominance
This graphic based on data from EV Volumes compares Tesla and other top carmakers’ positions today and gives market share projections for 2025.
USGS seeking public comment on revised critical minerals list
There are currently 50 critical minerals listed in the revised draft.
Newcrest to acquire Pretium Resources in $2.8 billion deal
Pretivm is the owner of Brucejack in British Columbia, one of the highest-grade operating gold mines in the world.
Teck and Oldendorff team up to reduce supply chain CO2 emissions from BC port
The CO2 reductions represent Scope 1 emissions for Oldendorff and Scope 3 emissions for Teck.
At least 18 killed in artisanal gold mine collapse in Niger
Artisanal miners often use old-fashioned and unregulated methods of digging, leading to frequent deadly accidents.
Largo Resources rebrands into a vanadium energy storage play
The strategic transformation aligns with the company's vertically integrated vanadium redox-flow battery offering.
