Anglo American shares plunge after production cuts
Shares hit their lowest point since March 2020 after the miner unveiled plans to drastically cut the amount of commodities it mines.
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Bribery case snares man who held Trafigura’s secrets and purse strings
For years, one of the most powerful people in commodity trading has been a quietly accountant who is barely known outside his own company.
Petra Diamonds says the worst is likely over
Petra's 20% increase in like-for-like prices for its latest tender of financial year 2024 supports its view that diamond prices have bottomed.
Aluminum group calls for EU to go much further on Russian bans
In the first nine months of 2023, the EU imported almost 500,000 metric tons of Russian aluminum worth $1.37 billion.
Unstable electrolytes in lithium metal batteries now a bit more stable
Chinese researchers have developed functional micro-arrays for efficient lithium metal anode interfaces.
Chile aims to be among world’s top three cobalt producers
The copper producing nation holds significant quantities of cobalt in its mining tailings, which could make it a global powerhouse.
Op-ed: Everyone loses as London’s High Court rules for LME in nickel case
What the Court has just confirmed is that anyone trading on the exchange is no longer standing on solid ground.
ATHA announces three-way merger with Latitude, 92 Energy to bolster Canadian uranium portfolio
ATHA is holder of the largest cumulative exploration package in each of the Athabasca and Thelon basins.
Green Tech eyes Ontario’s first lithium mine at Seymour as metal price drops
The project, including two mines and spodumene concentrators in the province’s northwest, has an after-tax net present value of C$1.2 billion.
