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In Australia’s outback, Rio Tinto prepares for a low carbon future
Rio's newest mine, Gudai-darri, is on track to hit record production, while it halves carbon emissions by 2030.
Petra Diamonds says supply curbs, India’s moratorium stabilizing market
The miner is confident about the positive effects that supply curbs by major producers and India's two-month import moratorium will have on the market.
NextSource Materials ships first graphite from Molo mine in Madagascar
Solar hybrid plant at Molo now also fully operational, the company said.
Ma’aden subscribes for more Ivanhoe Electric shares to maintain 9.9% stake
The Saudi state-owned miner previously paid $126.5 million for its original 9.9% stake.
Column: China ups critical minerals heat with graphite controls
The West can’t say it wasn’t warned.
New Found Gold hits 67.5 g/t over 2.7 metres at Golden Joint
The longest mineralized core was 12 metres at 2.46 g/t gold, including 23.9 g/t gold over 0.9 metre.
First Quantum’s 20-year deal on Cobre Panama is now official
The new contract guarantees a minimum annual income of $375 million to the government and will be effective for 20 years.
Labor dispute keeps 540 South African miners stuck underground
Workers at the Modder East operation near Johannesburg were kept underground after the night shift ended by the AMCU.
