Rio Tinto overhaul cuts to three units, axes execs, reviews mines
Rio Tinto’s new boss Simon Trott is merging divisions, reviewing mineral assets and signalling more tough choices ahead.
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The key target would be minerals subject to China's export restrictions, says Energy and Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson.
Troilus, Torngat ink offtakes on Canada’s German mission
The deals underscored Canada’s push to develop critical minerals by broadening investment ties with Europe and Asia.
China’s exports of semi-finished steel surge by more than 300%
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Rock Tech inks German renewable energy deal for lithium plant
From the start of commissioning, a significant share of the converter's electricity demand is to be covered by renewable sources.
Northern Dynasty sticks to proposal in battle to lift Pebble mine veto
Company said in a statement that it continued to have “active” negotiations with authorities for the withdrawal of the veto.
Northern Graphite keeps Quebec mine alive with federal support
The C$6.2 million funding will allow Northern Graphite to immediately begin work on extending the existing pit.
Energy Fuels soars on Vulcan Elements partnership
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