Ferrexpo plunges 51% after $3.8 billion Ukrainian civil claim
The Swiss-headquartered iron ore producer saw its biggest intraday drop on record.
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Wealth Minerals, Indigenous community form partnership on Kuska lithium project
Kuska covers 105 sq. km. of the Ollagüe Salar, which represents one of the first six locations earmarked by the Chilean government for lithium development.
Osisko Development drills 13.6 g/t gold at QR mine in British Columbia
The drilling was designed to validate historical exploration data from work conducted by previous owners between the 1970s and 2000s.
Sasol, Anglo American and De Beers to pilot renewable diesel in South Africa
De Beers is providing the more than 20-hectare tracts of land on which the crops for the trial vegetable oil feedstock.
Russia says Trump comments on Ukrainian rare earth minerals amount to request to buy US aid
Trump told reporters on Monday that Ukraine was willing to engage in the exchange.
Barrick CEO says miner ‘making progress’ in dispute with Mali
Barrick and Mali’s military rulers are locked in a standoff over the distribution of revenue from the Loulo-Gounkoto mine complex.
Guinea sees maximum Simandou output in second year of operation
Output is expected to double to 60 million tonnes at each of the two mines in the second year, the government projects.
Indonesia says Eramet exploring new mining areas in South Sulawesi, Papua
Eramet's main operation in Indonesia is its Weda Bay Nickel mine, located in Halmahera, North Maluku.
Sumitomo raises annual profit forecast despite Ambatovy loss
Sumitomo has been struggling to stabilize production and improve profitability at the Ambatovy project, launched in 2005.
