Possible impact of Myanmar coup on China’s metal and rare earth supply
Trade flows from Myanmar to China, the world's top metals consumer, likely to be affected say analysts.
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Tesla deployed more EV battery materials than its four closest competitors combined in 2020
Tesla’s large deployment of battery metals is explained by the rolling out of its made-in-China Model 3s.
Australian Strategic Materials’ titanium powder approved for 3D printing
The company already signed a non-disclosure agreement towards an initial 1,500-tonne-per-year offtake agreement for titanium metal powder.
BHP partners with JFE to cut carbon from steel-making
It will invest up to $15 million over five years to look at technologies and other ways to lower emissions from the process.
Gemcorp, Endiama to develop Mulepe diamond project in Angola
Gemcorp will own 75% of the business and Endiama 25% and alongside with funding a pilot project, the London-based investment firm will oversee operations.
Controversial UK coal mine under review over climate backlash
The Woodhouse Colliery would be the first new deep coal mine in the UK in three decades.
Colombia to auction mining areas with potential copper, gold
Mining companies interested in bidding for potential exploration and development permissions in Colombia should register from Feb. 11 for multiple rounds this year.
AngloGold Ashanti forecasts earnings to almost triple as gold prices surge
The gold miner expects to report headline earnings per share between 229 cents and 247 cents for the year ended Dec. 31, 2020, compared with 91 cents reported a year earlier.
