Glencore looks to recycle electronic metal waste in UK
Glencore will find out this month whether it will be able to build an electronics recycling facility in the UK, which could be operational within 18 months.
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Coal India temporarily stops supplies to industrial users
The move to prioritize supplies to power plants is aimed at helping boost depleted inventories that are putting continued operations at risk.
US Senator Manchin promises to block mining royalty plan
The pledge to block the royalty proposal in committee and the full Senate is the latest example of Manchin's newfound role as a legislative powerbroker in the evenly divided chamber.
CHARTS: Chinese investment in overseas copper projects just beginning
After a $16bn spending spree, Chinese owned copper mines overseas now produce some 1.2 million tonnes annually – that’s not nearly enough.
Kalium completes oversubscribed capital raise to fund potash project expansion
The company is looking to expand its Beyondie sulphate of potash (SoP) project in Western Australia to 120 ktpa.
Foran boosts McIlvenna Bay copper-zinc resource
Foran is working towards completing a feasibility study for the project, which is about 60 km west of Flin Flon, Manitoba, before the end of the year.
Iron ore price rebounds despite Chinese steel curbs
The Chinese government has asked mills in more cities in northern China to cut output from Nov. 15 to March 15.
Atalaya lifts full-year copper guidance, stock up
The company now expects output to reach 54,000-56,000 tonnes for the year.
Copper price tops $10,000 as energy crisis hits supply
Copper mining stocks jump as copper price rally gains momentum and traders scramble for prompt delivery of metal.