Korea Zinc faces fresh vote challenge in long-simmering dispute
If the activist alliance led by MBK Partners and Young Poong prevails, it would mark a rare shift of power for shareholders in Korea.
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Coal India to sell 25% stake in two units
SECL and MCL operate in the states of Chhattisgarh and Odisha, respectively.
USA Rare Earth, Arnold Magnetic enter mutual sales, distribution agreement
The agreement strengthens a US-aligned supply chain for the aerospace, defense, semiconductor and advanced technology industries, USAR said.
Freeport-McMoRan confident in copper demand despite Iran conflict, CEO says
Prices for the red metal have dropped nearly 10% since the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran in late February.
US to commit $250 million toward supply chain investment fund
The US would administer the pool of money and seek as much as $1 trillion in commitments from sovereign wealth funds and institutional investors.
Risk-off trade keeps gold price volatile as Iran war spooks investors
Gold's one-day jump at the start of the Iran war followed by a period of falls is consistent with previous episodes of extreme shocks, analyst says.
Fortescue bets on China ties as CMRG broadens iron ore influence
Fortescue said it had already taken significant steps to source equipment from Chinese suppliers, including by placing a large order for trucks.
McEwen unveils resource for Tartan gold project in Manitoba
The Tartan mine project in Flin Flon, Manitoba, could add at least 30,000 oz. of annual gold output once it restarts production.
China copper inventories plunge as falling prices aid demand
Refined copper inventories across the country fell by 78,700 tons in the week through Monday to 486,200 tons.