Metals Creek reactivates Yellow Fox project amid antimony crunch
In 2011, Metals Creek’s initial search at Yellow Fox found high levels of gold and antimony.
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Lomiko’s Quebec graphite project faces uphill battle in cottage country
Lomiko said government officials weren’t giving the company a chance for consultation and permitting through economic and proposed feasibility studies.
Aluminum spread jumps again as traders eye Trafigura position
Traders are also focusing on a single large long position in the October aluminum contract, which is held by Trafigura.
Investors’ allocation to metals sector seen growing
Some investors who already have energy transition equities in their portfolio could benefit from having metals as a hedge for those stocks, one analyst says.
Column: Study Group has a sobering message for copper bulls
There's no shortage of copper, according to the International Copper Study Group (ICSG), which has just updated its supply and demand forecasts.
China coal hub could lead its energy transition, researchers say
Inner Mongolia already has 88 gigawatts of wind and solar capacity, with another 170 gigawatts in the pipeline.
Savannah Resources delays start of Portuguese lithium production to 2027
Savannah said it now expects to deliver its definitive feasibility study in the second half of 2025.
Thor Explorations denies allegations of tax evasion in Nigeria
The state of Osun alleges that the company has dodged over 3.25 billion Nigerian naira (approximately $1.9 million) in taxes.
BHP projects copper demand to rise by 1 million tonnes annually until 2035
The company estimates that $250 billion in investment will be required over the next decade to address the widening gap between copper supply and demand.
