‘Slow’ EU to unveil plan for cutting raw materials reliance on China
Europe seeks to keep up with fierce global competition from the US and Asia.
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Antofagasta’s transport division launches Latin America’s first hydrogen locomotive
Pilot project represents a shift in the region's logistics and transport sector, moving from diesel reliance toward clean energy solutions.
Site visit: Minaurum eyes first resource at Alamos in Mexico within weeks
Minaurum’s Alamos silver project, initially a small historic district with three known veins, has significantly expanded.
Canada court allows investors to sue Lundin Mining for late disclosure
The Supreme Court of Canada on Friday set aside a lower court’s interpretation that narrowly defined “material information."
Copper price in London hits new high amid bullish calls
Three-month LME futures rose as much as 2.5% to a record $11,210.50 a ton.
Silver price soars to record following Comex outage
Spot prices rose 4% to a new record of $55.66 per oz.
SolGold rejects Jiangxi takeover bid amid copper deals frenzy
The copper miner said it was the second takeover approach from Jiangxi Copper in less than a week.
China’s top copper smelters to cut output to combat negative processing fees
China’s top copper smelters will cut production by over 10% in 2026 to counter overcapacity.
Copper tensions run high with global market at ‘historic point’
Pricing talks were unusually fierce during a major industry gathering in Shanghai this week.
