Top Calibre investor opposes Equinox’s $1.8 billion takeover
Calibre’s top shareholder has come out against the bid for the gold miner, casting uncertainty on the biggest bullion deal so far this year.
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Column: China’s steel and iron ore swing between hopeful outlook and grim reality
China's iron ore and steel sectors are caught between expectations that conditions are about to improve and the reality that much of the current data is fairly soft.
Alrosa suspends operations at less profitable deposits amid sanctions
The suspension will affect deposits with an annual production of less than 1 million carats.
Uzbekistan launches $2.6B initiative to bolster minerals sector
Earlier this month, Uzbekistan laid out plans to develop 76 projects covering 28 different elements.
Global silver market faces strains as Trump’s tariffs hit
A surge in lease rates for the precious metal has become the latest sign of alarm.
Glencore approached battery recycler Li-Cycle for potential deal
Li-Cycle, which has a market capitalization of $10.45 million, according to data compiled by LSEG, said its board has formed a special committee to evaluate Glencore's letter and the proposed acquisition.
Southern Copper says 20 injured in attack at Peru mining project
Images circulated on social media showed the Los Chancas mining camp in flames, reminiscent of a 2022 incident.
Baru Gold plunges after investment deals break down
Baru Gold has been looking to bring the Sangihe gold project, situated on the Indonesian island of the same name, into production.
Ramaco Resources’ Wyoming rare earth project gets $6.1M grant
The funding will match Ramaco's future investment in building a rare earth and critical minerals pilot processing facility north of Sheridan.
