Perpetua Resources starts building $1.3B Stibnite gold-antimony mine
The Idaho project will yield 450K ounces of gold per year and it's the only US antimony source, key for defence.
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Teck beats profit forecast on higher metals prices, Anglo merger on track
Teck beat Q3 profit estimates, boosted by rising copper and zinc prices, despite production constraints at its Quebrada Blanca mine.
Sagittarius seeks partner for Philippines’ largest copper-gold mine
The Tampakan project, set to yield 375,000t copper and 360,000oz gold yearly for 17 years, has faced repeated setbacks.
Saudi Arabia draws Macquarie, Rinehart in Australia pursuit
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting and Saudi state-backed Maaden recently won the right to dig for metals together in the kingdom.
Fall in China’s exports of rare earth magnets stokes supply chain fears
China's shipments of rare earth magnets fell 6.1% in September from August, customs data showed.
RMAP the first supply chain due diligence scheme recognized by European Commission
Responsible Minerals Assurance Process officially recognized for EU importers’ Conflict Minerals Regulation compliance.
Trump team backs effort for US-Kazakhstan tungsten mine deal
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has facilitated negotiations between Cove Kaz Capital Group and Kazakhstan’s sovereign wealth fund about a bid to develop two of the country’s largest deposits.
Barrick’s seized Mali mine restarts under state management
Loulo-Gounkoto – which produced 723,000 ounces of gold in 2024 – is one of Barrick’s most important assets.
Goldman Sachs flags risk of disruption in supply of rare earths, key minerals
In a note on Monday, the bank said China controls 69% of global rare earth mining, 92% of refining and 98% of magnet manufacturing.
