Infographic: Who controls the rare earths shaping the future?
This graphic breaks down global extraction at the mine level.
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Talga clears final hurdle for Swedish graphite mine
Talga can proceed with its integrated Vittangi anode project, linking the approved Nunasvaara South mine and Luleå refinery.
Perpetua Resources secures $400M equity financing for Stibnite project in Idaho
The Stibnite project holds an estimated 148-million-pound antimony reserve — the only identified in the US.
Ivanhoe slashes 2025 copper guidance by 28% following DRC mine restart
The company's revised guidance is between 370,000 and 420,000 tonnes of copper in concentrates.
Canada eyes further moves to counter foreign steel dumping
ArcelorMittal, Cleveland-Cliffs and Algoma Steel Group are among Canada’s top producers.
Land Rovers, houses and whisky: Gold rally brings riches to rural Zimbabwe
The three-year surge in gold prices is enriching the country’s more than 700,000 informal, or artisanal, miners.
Rare earth startups eye slice of $1 billion bounty from Brazil
State-owned entities have spent weeks sifting through 124 pitches for initiatives totaling $15 billion, including many by firms seeking to churn out rare earths.
China coal imports could drop by up to 100Mt in 2025, industry group says
Coal imports were 8% lower in the five months to the end of May, official data showed.
Lower-grade Australian iron ore sparks global benchmark change
Platts, part of S&P Global Commodity Insights, has proposed to revise down the specification for its benchmark index to 61% iron content from 62%.
