Zimbabwe wants 26% free-carry stake in new mining projects
Resource nationalism is strengthening across Africa as countries seek a greater share of the profits from their commodities.
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Chile copper firms begin talks on combining smelter efforts
Codelco and Enami are discussing the possibility of combining smelting capacity into a single project.
Chilean mining firms see 2025 copper output at 5.4-5.6mt
Chilean mining firms also expect copper prices to range between $4.2 and $4.5 per pound next year.
Glencore ties up with Cyclic Materials in copper recycling push
Canadian rare earth and metals recycler will supply at least 10 thousand metric tones of recycled copper to Glencore.
South32 eyes Alaska’s copper under potential Trump policy changes
Approval of Ambler Mining District road would allow South32 and Trilogy Metals to mine high-grade copper from their assets.
Liontown ships first cargo from Kathleen Valley to long-term customer
The shipment totalled about 33,000 wet metric tonnes of spodumene concentrate from the Kathleen Valley lithium mine.
Mexico to review bill to ban open pit mining
The controversial bill, approved by the lower chamber of Congress in August, would also prohibit fracking and restrict water usage.
Trump vows fast permits for those investing $1 billion in US
Any person or company investing $1bn or more in the United States of America, will receive fully expedited approvals and permits, including, but in no way limited to, all Environmental approvals,” Trump said Tuesday.
Bougainville’s independence path relies on economy, says PNG’s Marape
Bougainville President Ishmael Toroama is seeking international investors to re-open one of the world's biggest copper mines, with Marape backing his authority on Wednesday.
