Rejection of Barrick bid is ‘no brainer,’ top Acacia investor says
Fidelity International said the bid was around 50% too low.
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Russia owns rare earths but mines little. That’s changing
President Vladimir Putin has pushed Russia to develop its own rare earth production, calling it an issue that’s " critically important to the defense capability of the country.
Wall at Vale’s Gongo Soco pit begins gradual slide; dam holds
Vale said the Sul Superior dam, located just 1.5 km from the mine, remains intact and that it continues to be monitored 24/7 via radar, drones and a robotic station capable of detecting the slightest movements.
Gold — China premiums rise as trade woes boost buying; India demand tapers
Gold premiums in top consumer China rose this week as investors bought the metal as a safe-haven due to rising trade tensions with the United States.
Production stalled at Vedanta’s Konkola Copper Mines
Vedanta is fighting Zambia's decision this month to name a provisional liquidator to run Vedanta Resources' 90,000 tonnes KCM business.
Canada’s Desert Gold renews permit for Malian gold project
The BC-based miner owns 100% of the Djimbala project located in Mali’s Yanfolila gold belt.
ZEN partners with Canadian university to produce low-cost graphene
The company says the production process rapidly exfoliates Albany graphite into few-layer graphene with a conversion efficiency of over 90%.
De Beers’ Victor mine ends production
During its operation, the Victor mine yielded roughly 8.1 million carats of diamonds.
We all need to calm down about rare earths — opinion
Once every decade or so, the world goes through a collective freak-out about rare earths.
