Argentina offers tax sweeteners to encourage fledgling copper sector
Argentina said it would introduce a new optional tax regime for copper producers that could potentially lower export duties.
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Rio Tinto unveils changes following workplace survey that uncovered racism, harassment
RIO is designing new reporting mechanisms for its employees and training modules for top leaders to spot “unacceptable” behaviours in the workplace.
Lynas awarded $120m DOD contract to build commercial heavy rare earths facility in US
The facility is expected to be located within an existing industrial area on the Gulf Coast of the state of Texas and targeted to be operational in financial year 2025.
EnergyX disqualified from Bolivian lithium race on technicality, company says
Six firms are still competing to secure a partnership, none of them have exploited lithium at a commercial scale before.
Orla Mining expands into Nevada with $187m Gold Standard Ventures acquisition
Gold Standard's main asset is the South Railroad open-pit project located on the Carlin trend in Nevada.
Canada must overcome hurdles in ‘urgent’ critical minerals push
Canada produces more than 60 minerals and metals, has more than 200 mines and is home to almost half of the world’s publicly listed mining and minerals exploration companies.
Aluminum deals on hold, show growing concerns over price outlook
Aluminum prices have stalled this year after a surge of more than 40% in 2021, the biggest rally in more than a decade.
BHP open to potash partner, but plans to enter fertilizer business alone
The company says it is open to taking on a partner as it builds its first potash mine in Saskatchewan.
Red-hot lithium boom pits Wall Street against the wonks
There’s a fight brewing in the lithium market, after a controversial forecast from Goldman Sachs analysts set off a backlash among some of the industry’s most prominent experts.