Korea Zinc chairman retains board control amid takeover battle
A Seoul court on Tuesday rejected Korea Zinc's bid to introduce a new voting scheme that would have improved the odds of its own board nominees getting elected.
Latest Stories
Artemis advances Blackwater mine in British Columbia with start of ore milling
The company is on target for its first gold pour later this month.
Orezone to commission Bomboré plant expansion in Q4
The new plant is expected to boost production to more than 170,000 oz. gold per year.
MP Materials produces rare earth metal in Texas
MP Materials expects to produce about 1,000 tonnes of finished neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB) magnets a year.
B2Gold says Mali risks reduced, to continue exploration spending
B2Gold was one of the first companies to negotiate a settlement with Mali over its new code.
Indonesia pressures commodity firms with earnings rule
Indonesia plans to force commodity firms to keep their export earnings onshore for at least a year.
Shares rise as Savannah points to larger lithium deposit in Portugal
Lab assays revealed extensive lithium mineralization in the C-100 and Aldeia mining areas.
Amaroq expands presence in South Greenland copper belt
The company has been awarded the Johan Dahl land licence, covering 666.5 km² of the South Greenland copper belt.
Gold price nears 3-month high on Trump tariff uncertainties
The precious metal traded as high as $2,762 an ounce on Wednesday.
