Some miners “woefully unprepared” for cyberattacks, says ethical hacker
Cyber-attacks on mining companies are growing and costing the mining and energy industries millions of dollars.
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Gold stock breakout sound?
Gold stocks just surged into another decisive secular breakout, at an unlikely time.
China issues rare earth licenses to suppliers of top 3 US automakers
At least some of the licenses are valid for six months, the two sources told Reuters.
Generation Mining nears two-year high on Ontario gov’t endorsement
Once in operation, the company's Marathon project would be one of North America’s few palladium producers and a key producer of copper.
LME acts to shield aluminum market from huge Mercuria bet
The LME took action after Mercuria’s position in the June contract was consistently far bigger than the aluminum inventories in the exchange’s warehouse system.
Australian Strategic Materials sees jump in rare earths enquiries amid supply shortage
Shares of the company rose as much as 29.1% to hit a more than 3-week high.
Falling LME copper stocks inflate premium for nearby contracts
Total copper stocks in the LME warehouse system have halved since mid-February to 132,400 tons, the lowest in almost a year.
Sinomine halts Namibia copper smelter, citing concentrate shortage
The Tsumeb smelter is one of the few facilities in the world that can treat arsenic and lead-bearing copper concentrates.
Mosaic cuts 2025 phosphate forecast on plant setbacks, shares drop
Mosaic now expects to produce between 7 million and 7.3 million tonnes of phosphate this year.