China’s top copper buyers expect a 36% cut in Codelco premium
China's largest copper buyers expect to pay a premium of around $90 per metric ton next year.
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Aussie billionaire paves way to block Albemarle’s Liontown bid with stake raise
Gina Rineheart has once again increased her stake in Liontown Resources.
Some EU states baulking at streamlined mine permitting, says commissioner
Under the draft CRMA, strategic mine projects would have to get permits within 24 months.
Lion One Metals stock rises as it makes first gold pour in Fiji
Mill construction began in August 2022 and commissioning began in September 2023.
St Barbara shares rise as prefeasibility puts Nova Scotia project capex at $133m
Company increased mineral resources for the project by 7%, to 836,000 ounces of contained gold.
G2 Goldfields shares gain on high-grade find at Oko project in Guyana
One hole cut 11 metres grading 37.9 grams gold per tonne from 148 metres downhole.
Vale weighs base metals IPO in three to four years
Vale is not seeking new partners for its Base Metals unit following a recent equity sale, CEO said.
How to turn mine tailings into healthy soil
Researchers have developed a new method that is expected to save miners billions of dollars by minimizing the cost and risk of tailings storage.
Zinc study group now sees market surplus for 2023
Prices for zinc are down 16% so far this year following last year's slump in demand from China.
