Coal miners forced to save for a rainy day by insurance snub
Some coal producers are having to set aside tens of millions of dollars to cover their own risks as they are cut adrift by insurers.
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Impala boss says speed of palladium and rhodium price falls was a surprise
Rhodium has dropped more than two thirds in 2023 so far, while palladium is down 31% this year.
Top investors seek damages from Glencore over prospectus claims
Almost 200 funds are seeking compensation for losses they allegedly suffered because of Glencore’s "untrue statements" and omissions.
US researchers bring ancient Egyptian goldbeating technique to modern nanomanufacturing
Goldbeating is an age-old craft pioneered by ancient Egyptian artisans more than five millennia ago.
Fortescue CFO leaves three days after CEO’s departure
Christine Morris was appointed CFO of Fortescue's metals division in June and assumed the role in early July.
Lithium revival a dead cat bounce as prices slump to 20-month low
Sales-weighted worldwide prices for lithium the lowest since December 2021 as weakness in China is exported elsewhere.
Franco-Nevada offers ‘financial lifeline’ to Red Pine Exploration
After Red Pine completes a feasibility study at Wawa, Franco-Nevada can opt to buy an additional 0.5% NSR royalty.
Eloro releases inferred estimate containing 1.15 billion oz. silver equivalent
The potentially open pittable inferred resource is 541 million tonnes at 0.69% zinc, 0.28% lead, and 13.6 grams silver per tonne for an NSR value of $20.32 per tonne.
Taseko’s Florence copper project inks preservation deal with US EPA
The agreement is now in effect and stipulates requirements for the treatment, handling and protection of cultural resources on the Florence project site.