Lithium buyers eye cheaper early-stage deals in Australia
Driven by receding prices and by Chile nationalizing the industry, companies have been sniffing around for buys in Australia.
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Champion Iron shares rise after update boosts Bloom Lake resources by 40%
The resource and reserve estimate for Bloom Lake totals 1.25 billion tonnes with an average iron content of 28.7% in the measured and indicated categories.
Investors say they’ll stick with gold as Fed cycle nears end
Gold isn’t losing its allure, according to a dozen money managers who all told Bloomberg News they expect to maintain or raise their exposure.
Billionaire Agarwal pledges to pay Zambia creditors before retaking mine
Vedanta is ready to pay $250 million owed to suppliers in Zambia before the company resumes control of copper mines that were seized.
Nornickel plans to move some trading to Dubai
Largest Russian metals and mining firm to set up in the United Arab Emirates following the war in Ukraine.
Miners hope to keep ‘gold shining’ in Mali despite ownership law
Some of Mali's top gold producers said a new law to allow the military-led government to increase its ownership of mines should not apply to existing operations.
Indonesia’s nickel prices surge amid probe into mining approvals
Dozens of nickel smelters in the country are now rushing to stock up on ore.
New tech may boost development of lithium-CO2 batteries
Li-CO2 batteries are devices that are capable of storing energy and capturing harmful emissions.
The race to ditch Russian uranium starts in New Mexico’s desert
The $5 billion Urenco plant in Eunice supplies about one-third of US demand for enriched uranium and is in the process of boosting output by 15%.