MMG warns Peru election poses risk to Las Bambas copper mine
Las Bambas, the largest copper mine in Peru, is the Chinese company’s most profitable asset.
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Hudbay snags $600M investment for Arizona copper project
Deal hands Mitsubishi a 30% stake in Hudbay's Copper World project, sharply reducing its upfront funding needs.
Peninsula Energy’s processing plant at Wyoming uranium project gets state approval
The Lance project represents one of the largest US uranium projects in size and scale, with a defined resource of 58 million lb. of uranium oxide.
Aclara Resources, Virginia Tech launch rare earth separation pilot plant
The facility, the company said, will produce over 99.5% pure didymium terbium and dysprosium from Brazil-sourced feedstock.
Samarco gets court approval to exit bankruptcy proceedings
The proceedings were triggered by a 2015 dam collapse near the Brazilian city of Mariana, which halted operations for several years.
US sanctions armed group, Hong Kong firms over Congo mining
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Uzbek gold miner said to eye $20 billion value in dual listing
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