Northvolt to set up Polish battery plant to tap mining, storage markets
Northvolt's plans are a central part of Europe's effort to compete with Asian rivals such as CATL, Samsung and LG Chem.
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China’s winter pollution cuts may boost high-grade iron ore
The logic is sound: If steel mills are given pollution restrictions, they will use the best possible quality iron ore to maximise the amount of steel produced relative to the energy consumed.
Petra Diamonds revenue up as production, sales jump
Revenue rose 22 percent in the quarter to $80.2 million from $65.8 million a year prior, despite diamond prices being 5 percent lower when compared to the same period of 2017.
BASF and Nornickel join forces in European EV battery push
The move is part of BASF plans to invest up to 400 million euros ($462 million) as a first step in building production plants for cathode materials in Europe.
ArcelorMittal declares force majeure for Duisburg-Ruhrort site
Force majeure declared due to the Rhine river's low water levels.
RNC kicks off gold exploration drilling program at Australian project
Objective is to expand upon the Father's Day Vein high grade gold discovery at the A Zone area of the Beta Hunt mine, near Kambalda, Western Australia.
Nutrien says SQM top shareholder seeking to block Tianqi deal for ‘personal benefit’
Nutrien’s executive vice-president Michael Webb, described Julio Ponce, the Chilean miner’s top shareholder and former chairman, as a “hypocrite” and urged him to “look beyond himself."
Lonmin in $200m loan deal with state-backed Chinese company
Under the deal, Lonmin will repay most of the loan by delivering platinum and palladium over a three year period to a subsidiary of Jiangxi Copper, China’s largest copper producer.
Glencore boss Ivan Glasenberg to retire in 3-5 years — report
He is said to have already begun training three to four people to succeed him in the job.
