EU’s rare earths push is 10 years late, Boliden CEO says
Europe's lack of self-sufficiency in critical raw materials is a vulnerability that needs to be addressed, Boliden CEO Mikael Staffas said.
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Adani, Hindalco seek Peru copper assets as demand surges
India, the world's fastest-growing major economy, has urged its mining companies to invest overseas.
Pan American grabs 14.7% stake in Galleon Gold
It marks Pan American’s first direct equity stake in Galleon, although it already held rights to acquire shares.
Column: China and India import more thermal coal, but price gains may weigh
The increase in imports by both China and India came after prices for the main seaborne thermal coal grades dropped to four-year lows in June.
Battery electric trucks hit Pilbara in joint BHP, Rio Tinto test
The Caterpillar partnership will help miners assess charging needs, power management, and scale-up potential.
US minerals projects seek ‘industrial vision’ from Washington to compete with China
Executives from Perpetua Resources, American Rare Earths and Westwin Elements said the US government should release a comprehensive minerals plan.
Mercuria withdraws huge volume of copper from LME as prices soar
The trading house is positioning itself for a global supply crunch fueled by possible US tariffs.
US plans more stakes in minerals companies, Trump official says
Executive director of the National Energy Dominance Council says the move is necessary to counter China’s dominance in raw materials.
Serra Verde cuts short China offtake deals, approached by Western firms
Privately-held Serra Verde renegotiated the Chinese deals and now they conclude at the end of next year.
