Shares in China’s only uranium miner triple on Shenzhen debut
China National Uranium raised around 4 billion yuan ($570 million) as it debuted on the Shenzhen exchange on Wednesday.
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China copper smelters, Chile miner in deadlock over fee talks
Annual negotiations between the smelters and Antofagasta have not progressed since initial meetings took place last week.
Iron ore shakeup begins as Simandou’s first boat heads for China
The Winning Youth vessel — loaded with iron ore from the $23 billion Simandou mine — set sail on Tuesday evening.
Fortescue works with Chinese steelmaker on new green iron technology
The project aims to develop a new technology that will remove the process of pre-treating raw materials.
EU to introduce export restrictions on rare earth magnet waste in early 2026
Recycling would potentially meet 20% of the EU's current permanent magnet demand of 20,000 tonnes.
Israel publishes draft law seeking to boost state revenues from Dead Sea minerals
Proposed law redefines the concession to secure the public’s fair share while protecting nature and key environmental values.
Glencore cuts 2026 copper target but sets up for long-term surge
CEO Gary Nagle said that Glencore expects its base copper output to top one million tonnes annually by the end of 2028.
Vulcan Energy bags $2.6B financing package for Germany lithium project
The financing package has enabled the Vulcan board to take a final investment decision on the project, company said.
Tin market deficit to tighten — report
Fitch Solutions’ BMI has raised its tin price forecast for 2026 to $35,000/tonne from $32,000/tonne.
