Sprott buys 50,000 lb for $5B uranium trust
That buy brings its total third quarter purchases to 1.2 million lb., its highest level since last year’s second quarter.
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The decision ends what it considers to be an "unnecessary legal process" initiated seven years ago by Peru's mining ministry.
Chinese lithium prices near three-week low on easing supply concerns
A lithium mine owned by Yongxing Special Materials secured renewal of a safe production licence that was set to expire next week.
Harmony’s profit jumps on record-high gold prices, copper plans advance
South Africa's biggest gold producer, reported a 26% jump in annual profit.
Sibanye Stillwater narrows loss on restructuring, US production credits
The miner posted a loss of $211 million, for the six months to June 30.
Column: LME storage capacity falls as politics upend metal flows
LME's global warehousing capacity shrank by 4.25% over the first half of 2025 despite the opening of new delivery locations.
Equinox Gold kicks off ore processing at Valentine mine
First gold at Valentine, Atlantic Canada’s largest mine of the precious metal, is expected to be produced in September.
MinRes posts $904 million loss as Ellison exit drags on
Managing director Chris Ellison is set to leave due to transparency issues and misuse of resources, but MinRes struggles to find a successor.
South32 sees limited risk of Indonesia replicating nickel success in alumina
South32 reported a 75% surge in full-year profit on Thursday, helped by strong performance at its alumina division and higher commodity prices.
