Researcher to study ’green’ steelmaking process at the atomic level
A researcher at Binghamton University received almost half a million dollars to investigate how hydrogen-based direct reduction works at the atomic level.
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TechMet raises $200m to counter China’s critical minerals control
Fresh equity will be deployed across TechMet’s ten assets, which aim at reducing the west’s dependence on China for critical minerals.
China’s gold prices rising higher than rest of world due to import curbs
The swing to a premium is being driven by tighter supply in China, the World Gold Council said in a report last week.
Syrah pins hopes of mine restart on end of China supply glut
Syrah offers one of the few non-Chinese options for those seeking graphite material through its mine in Mozambique.
Azure Minerals rejects $585m takeover bid from SQM
The Australian company rejected the buyout bid received on August 12.
Lucara Diamond to replace CEO Eira Thomas
She will be replaced by William Lamb, who served as chief executive from May 2011 to February 2018.
Free marketeer leading Argentine election seen rocking commodities
Javier Milei, a libertarian outsider who’s taken a surprise lead in the race for Argentina’s presidency, would shake up the country’s powerhouse commodity industries like none of his rivals.
New Found Gold explores use of Maritime’s processing facility for early production
NFG has signed an MOU for the right to conduct due diligence and exclusivity to negotiate a toll milling agreement at the existing Pine Cove mill.
European Green Metals expands land position at Olserum rare earth project in Sweden by ten-fold
“Olserum is a scalable high value permanent magnet REE project that we believe has the potential to be Europe’s first REE mine,” EGM CEO says.
