Column: Where there’s muck there’s brass … and critical minerals
The green future, it turns out, can be achieved at least in part by cleaning up the mining legacy of the past.
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By acquiring all issued and outstanding shares of Amulet Botswana, the miner will add the BK11 mine to its portfolio.
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Researchers have developed a new material to avoid using rare earths in heat-to-energy conversion devices.
Greenland Minerals to fight draft rejection of mining permit for rare earths project
The miner will object the draft decision as it relies on a ban on uranium mining, which is being contested separately through arbitration.
Redwood Materials plans to spend $3.5bn on making EV battery essentials
Redwood is ramping up production of anode and cathode components to 100 gigawatt-hours by 2025.
The looming copper crunch and why recycling can’t fix it
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Trafigura awaits Nyrstar ruling as minority investors in zinc producer fight on
Three years after Trafigura Group took control of Nyrstar, minority investors in Europe’s largest zinc smelter are set to discover whether they can challenge the company’s conduct during that deal in a Belgian court.
Voyager Metals calculates $1.6bn after-tax NPV, 43% IRR for Mont Sorcier iron-vanadium project
Over a 21-year mine life, Mont Sorcier's annual production target is set at 5Mt of high-grade, low-impurity iron concentrate grading 65% iron with 0.52% V2O5 per tonne.
Gold price slips as investors prepare for another big rate hike
The biggest factor influencing gold is the anticipation of the Fed meeting, analyst said.
