US offers to buy stakes in Australian critical minerals companies
Funding pathways could include traditional debt, debt and equity models, which would be debt financing with an "equity kicker," and also offtakes.
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USA Rare Earth pays $100M cash for UK-based metal alloy producer
LCM is one of the few companies capable of processing metal oxide feedstocks from both mined and recycled sources.
First shipment of tungsten from Rwanda arrives in US
The first shipment of tungsten concentrate from Trinity Metals’ Nyakabingo mine in Rwanda arrived this week at GTP's plant in Towanda, Pennsylvania.
Ivory Coast grants 11 new mining permits to boost exploration
The permits, valid for four years, include eight for gold exploration companies.
NioCorp advances on EXIM loan due diligence
The project represents the highest-grade niobium resource in North America and has the second-largest indicated rare earth resource in the US.
Copper price highest in over a year on Grasberg disruption, Fed outlook
The rally has been bolstered by Freeport-McMoRan’s force majeure at the Grasberg mine in Indonesia.
Sprott adds again to physical uranium trust holdings
The trust now has a net asset value of about $6 billion.
Goldman Sachs sees more upside for gold on private interest
Surprisingly strong inflows to bullion-backed exchange-traded funds have exceeded their previous model, analysts said.
Gold price rally pauses after climbing new heights
For the year, bullion has soared more than 48%, supported by strong central bank buying and rising holdings in gold-backed exchange-traded funds.
