Gold Fields disputes Ghana tax bill
Company said the size of the back taxes bill is "nowhere close" to the amount Ghana has demanded from mobile operator MTN.
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Sprott launches four new ETFs focused on critical minerals
Sprott has now launched six ETFs under its energy transition fund suite.
Gold price falls from nine-month peak following Powell’s dovish remarks
Gold retreated on Thursday as the dollar rebounded and some investors locked in profits.
Freeport Indonesia’s $3bn copper smelter to be completed by end of 2023
The facility in East Java will have a capacity of 1.7 million tonnes of copper concentrate.
Anglo American quarterly copper output jumps more than 50%
The group reported a 52% surge in quarterly copper output to 244,000 tonnes thanks to the ramp-up of Quellaveco.
LBMA implements optical AI technology to trace gold bars’ provenance
The LBMA has engaged America’s Alitheon to generate a digital fingerprint for gold bars, which allows for irrefutable identification, authentication, and traceability.
Seriti to build South Africa’s largest wind farm to power coal mines
The 155-megawatt, $236 million wind farm will generate about 75% of the electricity Seriti needs to run its coal mines in South Africa.
Sojitz to sell stake in Gibraltar copper mine to Taseko
The Japanese trading house said reasons for offloading its interest in the Canadian mine included unstable operations, declining grades and increased risk of environmental liabilities.
US detains Chinese aluminum suspected of forced-labor origin
Aluminum, and items made from the metal, now join cotton, tomatoes and polysilicon, in coming under scrutiny over links to forced labor in Xinjiang.
