B2Gold weighs acquisition of gold assets in Zimbabwe
The mid-tier gold producer has held talks with the government “to see if they are ready for us to come in,” its CEO says.
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Sixty North approves 2022 work for Mon gold mine restart
No further work was done at the Mon mine until Sixty North mounted a five-hole drill program in 2016.
Sandstorm Gold reports Hod Maden feasibility results, showing $1.05bn NPV
The Hod Maden project has proven and probable mineral reserves of 2.45 million ounces of gold and 287 million pounds of copper.
Dalian iron ore price hits 3-week peak on demand optimism
Some Chinese banks had been told by financial regulators to issue more loans to property firms for project development.
Peru communities resolute on mine shutdowns despite government shift
Communities in Peru's Ayacucho region say they will resume protests against the mining sector if the government of leftist President Pedro Castillo breaches what they call a signed agreement to shutter mines.
Return of Mao-era coal coupons show China’s crisis isn’t over
The coupons are coming after a shortage of the fuel drove up prices and led to widespread power curbs last month.
Coal India warns price hike is inevitable to combat higher costs
The state-run company is facing pressure from high diesel prices and an increase in salaries of employees.
Cornish Lithium gets $24 million to develop UK assets
TechMet’s funding is the first institutional investment in Cornish Lithium, which has previously used crowdfunding to raise new capital.
How Congo could become low-cost, low-emissions producer of battery materials – report
According to BloombergNEF, the DRC could leverage its cobalt resources and hydroelectric power to become a low-cost and low-emissions producer of lithium-ion battery cathode precursor materials.
