Deepest marathon on Earth tests runners and miners
The event was organized by education company BecomingX, the International Council on Mining and Metals and Boliden.
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Seabridge recovers $3.2M after winning BC tax dispute
Company added that the March 2025 ruling should trigger a further recovery of C$9.4 million ($6.8 million) from the CRA.
Russians are hoarding gold equal to Spain reserves, study shows
The metal has become one of the nation’s most popular savings options during the past four years.
Goldman lifts iron ore forecast for next year, but stays bearish
The bank sees prices of the steelmaking staple averaging $93 a ton in 2026, $5 higher than its previous estimate.
Codelco weighs fate of marginal copper assets in strategy shift
Annual planning sessions this year include a review of options for marginal assets, such as its lowest quality mine, Gabriela Mistral, and century-old smelter Potrerillos.
Collective extends Apollo gold system in Colombia
The company cut 144.3 metres grading 1.86 grams gold per tonne and 13 grams silver.
Copper price hits record in London on supply worries
Three-month future contracts rose to as high as $11,146 on the LME.
Lithium prices boosted by China’s policy drive on energy storage
The most-active lithium carbonate contract on the Guangzhou Futures Exchange has risen for five sessions in a row.
Anglo sees Chile copper mine returning to full output in 2027
Collahuasi probably will get back to to about 600,000 metric tons in 2027, Anglo's COO said.
