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Dutch battery maker to invest $1.9B in China cell factory
Dutch battery maker Lithium Werks BV, founded earlier this year, is investing 1.6 billion euros ($1.85 billion) in a massive lithium-ion cell factory in China as demand for batteries is surging.
United States seeking Mexican steel export quotas – negotiator
The United States is seeking to impose quotas on Mexican steel exports as part of a negotiation to remove metals tariffs.
Global steel body hikes demand forecasts, but says risks remain
Steel demand expected to rise by 3.9% in 2018, but trade tensions are clouding global economic outlook.
Vale rules out major acquisitions
CEO Fabio Schvartsman said the company would only invest further in nickel if global prices for the metal rise from $13,000 per tonne currently to around $20,000 per tonne.
Australians find extremely rare mineral in meteorite impact crater
Researchers from Curtin University discovered reidite, one of the rarest minerals on Earth buried deep within an ancient meteorite crater in Western Australia.
Rio Tinto delays start of Oyu Tolgoi expansion due to technical issues
First production from the $5.3 billion underground expansion of Oyu Tolgoi was originally scheduled for early 2020.
Vanadium price leaps to near-record high
New rebar standards in China and spiking demand from green energy storage sector pushes vanadium up 550% in two years.
Rio Tinto Says Q3 production falls on planned maintenance and safety pauses
Iron shipments fell about 5 percent, hurt by planned maintenance and safety pauses across all operations following a fatality.
