Anglo American takes Peabody to arbitration over failed $3.8B deal
Peabody withdrew a multi-billion dollar bid for Anglo American's coking coal assets after failing to agree on a lower price post mine fire.
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Copper price records biggest weekly gain in a year
Three-month futures are up about 4% for the week, trading near $10,600 a ton on the London Metal Exchange.
Skeena raises $90M for Eskay Creek, warns of permitting delays
This offering, together with the company’s other sources of funding, should ensure sufficient liquidity to complete permitting.
USA Rare Earth surges on report of talks with Trump administration
CEO Barbara Humpton told CNBC that the miner is “in close communication” with the White House.
Gold stocks trounce AI-led chip rally with 135% gain in 2025
Among the heavyweights in MSCI’s gold miners index, Newmont and Agnico have seen their New York-listed stocks more than double.
Tharisa to spend $547M on underground platinum mine project
The company will transition its depleting open pit PGM and chrome co-producing Tharisa mine to underground mining.
Net-Zero Banking Alliance folds after mass exodus by members
A global banking group that Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney launched in 2021 to help fight climate change has voted to shut down.
Caledonia weighs phased Bilboes build, CEO says
The May 2024 preliminary economic assessment outlined a 10-year operation averaging about 150,000 oz. gold annually.
Leo Lithium rejects Firefinch demands amid assets sale
Leo says a Q1 2026 sale is the earliest possible, rejecting Firefinch's three-month push as unrealistic and unwise.