Glencore opens talks with Chad over debt restructuring
Glencore and a consortium of banks have started talks with Chad over the restructuring of the country's more than $1 billion commercial debt.
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Researchers at Aalto University developed a method that uses chloride for the leaching and recovery of gold from ore.
Green Energy Metals: Eight companies with big ambitions
Companies on the global hunt for lithium, nickel, copper, cobalt, and PGMs wherever they are.
Alcoa CEO says aluminum rally will last longer
Alcoa’s stock has more than quadrupled from a year ago, helped by a historic surge in aluminum prices.
Industrial metals blast off as energy crisis drags down supply
Friday’s gains come after the benchmark index of six base metals on the LME rose to an all-time peak in the previous session.
Hochschild exercises earn-in option on Skeena’s Snip gold project
The former Snip mine produced approximately one million ounces of gold between 1991 and 1999 at an average gold grade of 27.5 g/t.
Gold price pares weekly gain as US bond yields rebound
Still, bullion is approaching its biggest weekly gain since August after receiving a boost from the latest US inflation report.
Aboriginal group hopes for national standards in Juukan inquiry
Rio Tinto lowered its production guidance on Thursday, part of which it said was due to issues around heritage protection.
Copper price soars to new high as stockpiles hit 47-year low
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