Schneider Electric, Torngat Metals ink rare earth MoU
Deal aims for a fully integrated approach that strengthens both project development and long-term supply resilience.
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Vale opens AI-powered plant in Minas Gerais state, boosts productivity by 25%
The Conceicao 2 unit is now capable of producing up to 11.2 million metric tons of iron ore per year, compared to 9 million tons in 2024, Vale said.
US business group says some critical minerals are ‘nearly unobtainable’ from China
According to a survey, 47% of companies said they were searching for but had not yet found viable alternatives to China.
Mining M&A value surges in Q1, but deal count plunges: S&P
At $26.28 billion, the total value of deals represents the second highest ever for a quarter since the firm began tracking the data.
Gold output in Ivory Coast set to climb in 2026 as mines expand
Output would rise further in 2027 and 2028, the director general of mines said.
Illegal mining gangs implicated in South Africa massacre that killed 12
The attack in a neighbourhood known for illicit gold activity has intensified scrutiny of violent criminal networks.
Central Asia Metals’ copper-zinc production outpaces last year
The UK-listed miner also reported significantly higher realized prices for the metals through the five-month period.
Chile copper mines pursue tie-up to cut costs
Sierra Gorda and Spence will assess joint opportunities as both operations tackle lower grades and productivity pressures.
British Columbia court reopens Seabridge Gold’s approval fight
The ruling calls into question the substantial-start finding that keeps KSM’s 2014 environmental certificate valid for the project’s life.
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