INSIGHT: Bankers pour cold water on red hot coal
After years of decline, demand for the polluting fossil fuel has surged this year as Europe scrambles to replace Russian gas, and coal miners are making money hand over fist.
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Chile miners say trucker strike a threat to supplies
In a statement on Wednesday, the truckers said the action would continue indefinitely.
Codelco to cut copper sales to China next year
The Chilean mining giant will reduce shipments to customers under annual contracts for 2023 by around 10%, in line with the decline in its refined metal production.
Barrick faces new lawsuit for alleged rights abuses in Tanzania
It is the first time the Canadian gold giant has faced legal action in its home country for alleged abuses abroad, but it has faced prior allegations in the UK.
Graphite poised to do a lithium
Carmakers “are waking up” to often overlooked anode material accounting for nearly half the mass of battery cells by inking upstream deals.
Thieves steal ancient gold coins in German museum heist
Thieves broke into a Bavarian museum on Tuesday night and made off with a horde of nearly 500 ancient gold coins worth several million euros.
New Found Gold extends Keats West at centre of Newfoundland exploration surge
One drill hole intersected 18.6 g/t gold over 15.95 metres with mineralization starting at a vertical depth of just 8 metres.
SolGold welcomes Jiangxi Copper as new investor
Jiangxi will own about 6.3% of SolGold's ordinary share capital.
Anglo American to meet almost half Los Bronces water needs from desalination plant
Anglo American will use 500 litres per second of desalinated water to cover 45% of Los Bronces needs in a first phase.
