Column: LME storage capacity falls as politics upend metal flows
LME's global warehousing capacity shrank by 4.25% over the first half of 2025 despite the opening of new delivery locations.
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Equinox Gold kicks off ore processing at Valentine mine
First gold at Valentine, Atlantic Canada’s largest mine of the precious metal, is expected to be produced in September.
MinRes posts $904 million loss as Ellison exit drags on
Managing director Chris Ellison is set to leave due to transparency issues and misuse of resources, but MinRes struggles to find a successor.
South32 sees limited risk of Indonesia replicating nickel success in alumina
South32 reported a 75% surge in full-year profit on Thursday, helped by strong performance at its alumina division and higher commodity prices.
Lithium shares plunge in Australia as miners swing to losses
Its underlying loss was A$112 million.
Lynas flags uncertainty over Texas rare earths plant, posts profit slump
The world's largest rare earths producer outside China said its net profit after tax was A$8 million for the year ended June 30.
From brown to green: Historical German lignite site converted to solar park
The project site runs along the so-called “death strip”, left behind by the GDR border guards in 1989.
Hudbay resumes operations in Snow Lake after evacuation orders lifted
The company said that there has been no structural damage to its onsite surface infrastructure and facilities in Manitoba.
Electric Metals stock nearly triples on North Star manganese PEA
The study outlines an after-tax net present value (at a 10% discount) of $1.39 billion and a 43.5% after-tax internal rate of return.
