MP Materials swings to quarterly loss on rising production costs
The results are the first since the Las Vegas-based company said last month it would stop shipping the critical minerals to China.
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Ouster to supply lidar sensors for Komatsu’s suite of autonomous offerings
The companies have agreed to incorporate 3D digital lidar sensors into mining equipment to advance autonomous solutions.
American Rare Earths sampling returns high grades from Wyoming project
A total of 15 samples exceeded the 4,500 ppm level, with one standout sample returning a TREO grade of 13,651 ppm.
Group Eleven assays highlight Ballywire’s critical minerals role
One highlight intercept in hole 25-3552-31 returned up to 1,880 grams silver per tonne and 10.45% copper.
US Critical Materials reports highest-grade neodymium deposit in the US
The discovery could help the US reduce its reliance on China for rare earth elements.
BHP-backed SolGold turns to speedier mine plan to woo investors
The company’s Cascabel project has long been heralded for its potential of being a major copper-gold mine.
Reclaim Canada’s resources, says former opposition leader O’Toole
Erin O’Toole is calling on the nation to double down on domestic resources and reassert its economic independence —s tarting with energy.
Gold reserves in London vaults rise in April as bullion returns from US
The London Bullion Market Association said on Thursday that gold held in London vaults totalled 8,536 metric tons at the end of April, up 0.6% from the previous month.
Iron ore price falls as China steel body says output curbs underway
China announced in March it would push the steel industry to limit output.
