Rio Tinto and Turquoise Hill ink binding takeover deal
Rio will not increase its C$43 per share cash offer despite pressure from Turquoise Hill's minority shareholders.
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Honda forms partnership to secure supply of battery metals
This year Honda laid out a target to roll out 30 electrified vehicle models globally.
Peru’s July copper output falls 6.6% after mines underperform
The Antamina mine reported a 9.1% drop in production in July, while Southern Copper dropped 14.5%.
Williamson Pink Star unveiled at Dubai Diamond Exchange
Expected to fetch over $21 million, the diamond has the potential to set a new price per carat record given its purity.
Iron ore price climbs after selloffs spurred by China covid woes
The most-traded January iron ore on China's Dalian Commodity Exchange ended daytime trade 4% higher.
BYD jumps to No. 2 in global electric car battery market
The year-to-date market share rankings were unchanged, with CATL top with 34.7% of the market.
Germany to keep nuclear plants in reserve to ease energy crisis
Nuclear power accounted for 6% of electricity generation in Germany in the first quarter, compared with more than 30% from coal.
Pacific Ridge announces additional funding for Kliyul copper-gold project in British Columbia
This year, Pacific Ridge plans to drill a minimum of 6,000 metres at Kliyul.
Chilean market ends sharply higher after voters reject new constitution
Chile is the world's top copper producer and is home to global copper giants like Codelco, BHP, Anglo American and Glencore as well as Antofagasta.