Miner earns eightfold gain striking palladium on city’s doorstep
Chalice plans to add supply to a palladium market that’s been in deficit for years due to high demand for the metal.
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Aboriginal group seeks to strengthen ties with Rio a year after cave destruction
Rio Tinto destroyed 46,000-year-old rock shelters at Juukan Gorge in Western Australia in May 2020 against the wishes of the traditional owners.
Sherritt names industry veteran Leon Binedell as new CEO
Binedell will replace David Pathe, who had announced in November his decision to step down.
CATL beats LG, Panasonic in battery capacity deployment in Q1 2021
The Chinese battery manufacturer beat its closest competitors due to strong performance in January.
Rio Tinto puts last diamonds mined at iconic Argyle up for sale
Argyle, the world’s biggest and the main global source of high-quality pink diamonds, ceased operations last year.
Rio Tinto, Antipa more than double mineral resource at JV gold project
The partners have added 800,000 gold ounces to Calibre gold deposit's inferred mineral, part of their Citadel copper-gold project.
Canada ‘very concerned’ about Kyrgyzstan takeover of Centerra gold mine
Canada said that Kyrgyzstan's move to impose external management on Centerra Gold's mine could have far-reaching consequences on foreign investment in the country.
Peru leftist copies Chile’s proposal for tax on copper boom
Left-wing presidential candidate Pedro Castillo just added a tax on copper sales to his platform.
Politics are turning against copper mining in top producer Chile
The makeup of the constitutional assembly leaves miners like BHP Group and Anglo American Plc vulnerable to tougher rules surrounding water, glaciers, mineral and community rights.