Argentine president targeted by mob fighting to keep out mines
Argentina has huge untapped deposits of lithium, copper, gold and silver.
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McEwen’s Mexico operations suspended due to blockade
Individuals involved in the blockade believe that the annual payments and infrastructure improvements made to the local communities should increase significantly.
British Columbia launches Mining Innovation Roadmap
The fact many B.C. mines can operate largely on B.C.’s abundant clean hydro power is something the government and industry is promoting as a kind of green premium.
Glencore shakes up management with three top traders to exit
Following the departures, the zinc and copper trading units will be merged.
Electric cars will cost more using ethically sourced batteries
The European Union’s efforts to ethically source a key battery metal face headwinds that could make it more expensive for automakers to go electric.
Denison Mines added to S&P/TSX Composite Index, stock soars
S&P/TSX Composite is the most widely quoted benchmark for the Canadian equity market.
Evolution to acquire Battle North in $274m all-cash deal
The two companies have entered into a definitive arrangement agreement with Evolution agreeing to acquire all of the Battle North shares outstanding.
Mick Davis launches $300 million battery metals SPAC
Vision Blue has also invested in Ferro-Alloy Resources, which is developing a vanadium project in Kazakhstan.
The king of nickel is betting big on a green future in batteries
Tsingshan made numerous bold moves on its path to becoming the world’s largest nickel producer, but its new plan to supply carmakers with cheap, clean metal could be its biggest breakthrough yet.