Iron ore price posts best monthly gain since June 2023
Outlook for the ferrous sector is neutral to slightly bullish due to China's latest move to boost infrastructure spending.
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Anglo spinoffs will ‘very likely’ need South Africa approval
Even though BHP doesn’t want to buy Kumba and Amplats, South Africa could have an important role to play if an eventual deal is structured.
Glencore now sees FY trading division profit between $3bn-$3.5bn
However, the company left its full-year production forecast unchanged.
Mosaic sells Saudi JV stake to Ma’aden in $1.5 billion deal
Mosaic and Ma'aden have been partners in the $8 billion Ma'aden Wa'ad Al Shamal Phosphate venture for over a decade.
Gem Diamonds finds yet another big stone in Lesotho
The 118.74 carats diamond is the fifth greater than 100-carat precious stone recovered this year at Letšeng mine.
Australia’s Tietto asks investors to accept Zhaojin’s offer or sell shares
Zhaojin declared its bid to be unconditional on April 24, making it impossible for Tietto shareholders who had already accepted the offer to now withdraw.
Half of all copper mining is at drought risk with climate change
Even in an optimistic low emission scenario for 2050, more than half the world’s copper mines will be in areas exposed to drought risk that’s deemed significant.
Australian regulator sues Magnis Energy over US battery plant disclosure failures
Lawsuit filed against lithium-ion battery firm and its chairman for failing to disclose details about its US manufacturing facility.
AME applies to intervene in Gitxaala v British Columbia appeal on Mineral Tenure Act
BC's interim measures place restrictions on mineral claim registrations and mining activities in Gitxaała Nation and Ehattesaht First Nation territories, while the province works to modernize the Act.
