Polish government drops coal merger idea, considering mines tie-ups instead
The previous government planned to create one large state-owned company that would pool the assets of power plants generating energy from coal.
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Brazil Potash gets state license for Autazes project
The company intends to invest $2.6 billion to establish the mine.
Australian magnate Rinehart takes stake in MP Materials
MP Materials is the biggest producer of rare earths in the United States.
Outflows from gold ETFs slowed in March
Global gold ETFs saw outflows of $823 million in March, down from an outflow of $2.9 billion in February.
BHP set to dethrone Codelco as world’s biggest copper producer
As long as BHP’s giant Escondida mine in Chile continues to step up production, the Australian company will nudge past Codelco this year.
Sixty North outlines plans for Mon gold project following last year’s NWT wildfires
The former Mon mine produced 15,000 tonnes of ore grading 30 g/t from a folded quartz vein.
Guinea’s Simandou iron ore project secures $15 billion financing
The project is expected to add around 5% to the global seaborne supply when it comes online.
Video: EY analyst warns of growing industry pushback against ESG scoring
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