Miners find out the hard way why cobalt is called the goblin
After a 50% drop in prices this year, cobalt has turned toxic for Glencore.
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Revelo looking to create JV at Arrieros copper project
The Canadian miner separated its 14,000-hectare Arrieros project from the 30,000-hectare Montezuma project in Chile.
Rapaport calls for a reduction in rough diamond prices
The firm says that the weak July the diamond industry experienced was caused by high rough diamond supply at inflated prices.
Lucapa finds Mothae mine’s “best” diamond yet
The diamond received a D color rating, meaning it’s colourless and extremely rare.
Alamos Gold says ‘political agenda’ behind massive protest against its Turkish project
Opposition has grown on news that the miner allegedly exceeded the number of trees cut allowed by the government.
Spodumene supply surge sinks lithium prices
Australian producers hit as 33% year-to-date spodumene price decline accelerates with little prospect of short term relief.
The rocky road to achieving fully autonomous mines
A new Clareo report argues that systems of the major OEMs are a barrier to implementation, and unless something changes, achieving a fully autonomous mine will remain a distant vision.
Klondike Gold stock hits 12-month high on bonanza grade drill results
In May, the company began a C$2 million exploration program focusing higher-grade targets at its Yukon property.
Ur-Energy cuts costs after Trump declines to set uranium output quotas
The company said it cut 10 jobs in Wyoming and lowered its production rates, while adding that it does not plan to spend on development activities.
