US snubbed by Lula government at critical minerals summit
Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s government has failed to deliver a national mining plan it initially aimed to complete last year.
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San Juan does not currently produce copper, but is home to four significant copper projects.
Canada, Peru sign MOU on critical minerals, sustainable mining
Canada is the second-largest investor in Peru’s mining sector.
Prysmian eyes new Texas copper mill amid data center boom
The Italian group may pull the trigger in the next year or so on a second copper rod facility at its McKinney site near Dallas.
KoBold Metals targets early-2030s copper output at Zambia project
The Mingomba mine is expected to produce 300,000 metric tons of copper annually.
Chilean miners to use more seawater to meet rising demand by 2034
By 2034, seawater is expected to make up 67.6% of total water consumption versus 40.7% in 2024.
McEwen Copper plans $300M IPO to finance Argentina project, executive says
Most likely the listing will be in the United States or Canada, said managing director Michael Meding.
Royal Road eyes underground mine as Colombia drilling resumes
Royal Road says it’s the largest title holder in Colombia, with over 1,800 sq. km of combined mining concessions and applications.