Myanmar tin ban in Wa region may cut China’s smelter output in H2
China sources over half of its import needs in tin concentrate from Myanmar.
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Canadian deep-sea miner TMC to seek licence in 2024
The Metals Company is ready to apply for a mining licence next year, with production expected as early as the fourth quarter of 2025.
Australian Strategic Materials inks deal to sell rare earths to US magnet maker
Australian Strategic Materials will supply about 60% of USA Rare Earth’s needs for the making of permanent magnets for EVs and wind turbines.
Liontown agrees to deliver lithium direct shipping ore product
DSO, which is a relatively unprocessed ore and is easier to produce, is expected to provide an early source of revenue for the company.
Britain agrees deals on clean energy, critical minerals with Zambia
The foreign ministry would agree on a UK-Zambia Green Growth Compact, aimed at generating £2.5 billion pounds of British private sector investment.
Solitario Resources stock lifted by Newmont investment
Newmont has become its largest controlling shareholder following a $1.8m investment.
How Rainbow Rare Earths plans to bootstrap itself onto the global stage
The company will use a technologically innovative approach to produce high-purity separated magnetic rare earth oxides from waste phosphogypsum stacks.
Graphex Technologies inks graphite supply deal with Syrah Resources
Agreement will provide Graphex with a diverse supply of raw materials in line with its plans to bring domestic processing facilities online to supply automakers and battery gigafactories.
Albemarle boosts profit forecast on surging lithium demand, shares jump
The company posted net income for the second quarter ended June 30 of $650 million, or $5.52 per share.
