Guinea’s president announces ban on raw gold exports
“Guinea has the second-largest gold reserves in West Africa," says Guinean President Mamadi Doumbouya.
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Kazatomprom CEO Meirzhan Yussupov on uranium markets, China and nuclear growth
Kazatomprom’s CEO discusses disciplined uranium growth, AI-fuelled nuclear demand, trade routes and Kazakhstan’s role in the fuel cycle.
Op-Ed: what the Scope Systems cyber attack reveals about mining’s digital fragility
The recent ransomware attack targeting Scope Systems’ ERP software stack disrupted operations at dozens of mostly Australian mining companies.
Newmont’s Red Chris underground expansion gets regulatory green light
Approvals pave the way for a transition from open-pit mining to a block caving operation in British Columbia.
Alamos Gold shares plunge on output cut after seismic event
Output for the year is also expected to fall below previously issued guidance.
Goldman cuts gold price forecast down to $4,900
The bank had previously set a price target of $5,400/oz. by the end of 2026.
Panama audit boosts Cobre Panama restart hopes
Environmental review found compliance near 88% but flagged biodiversity and restoration concerns.
Trump’s copper tariff decision hangs over global metal market
An announcement to proceed with a 15% tariff would likely trigger a new wave of shipments.
EnCore OK’d to build South Dakota’s first ISR uranium mine
Dewey Burdock is expected to process 1 million lb. of uranium per year, recovering more than 14 million lb. over its 28-year life.