Australia eyes three lost years of commodities sales to China
China is the biggest buyer of Australian commodities, which has allowed Beijing to use trade as a tool to amplify its diplomatic efforts.
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BHP Ventures invests in copper extraction technology company’s $30m fundraising
Ceibo has put together a consortium of financial investors and mining companies to collaborate on and support the commercialization of its copper extraction technology.
Short positions in lead worth $182m set to drive Shanghai price surge
Thousands of tonnes have been sold on the Shanghai Futures Exchange for delivery next month, which is expected to trigger a price surge of the battery metal.
NexGen Energy’s Rook I moves to public review in environmental assessment
The company submitted the final provincial environmental impact statement to the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment for the uranium project.
Talon Metals’ shares rise on news of high-grade nickel-copper and PGE results in Minnesota
The drilling was conducted in partnership with Columbia University under a program funded by the Department of Energy’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy Mining Innovations.
Perpetua wins up to $15.5m to advance antimony trisulfide supply chain at Stibnite
The objective is to demonstrate a fully domestic antimony trisulfide supply chain using ore from the Stibnite gold project site for use in munitions.
GRAPHIC: Robust equities erode gold’s safe-haven allure as ETF holdings fall
Overall holdings in over 100 gold ETFs tracked by the WGC fell to their lowest level since April 2020.
Tsingshan starts 50,000t nickel plant in Indonesia
Tsingshan plans to apply for the nickel produced at this plant to be listed as a deliverable brand on the LME.
Ecuadorians opt to restrict oil and mining ahead of run-off vote
Citizens voted to shut a major oil field in the Amazon region and ban new mining concessions near Quito.