Denison deal shows slumping battery metals benefiting uranium sector
The deal and how Foremost is dropping lithium from its name show how poor prices for the light metal have quashed near-term development projects.
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Trafigura names Richard Holtum as new CEO
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Firebird fully permitted to operate manganese plant in China
Firebird previously indicated that it would make a final investment decision in the second half of 2024.
Washington mulls $456 million loan for American Rare Earths Wyoming project
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Tianqi to keep fighting for say in SQM lithium deal
Authorities in Chile have been pushing for the state to have a more significant role in managing the country’s lithium resources.
China mining firms partner with Zimbabwe on lithium mine
Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt and Tsingshan Holding Group are defying low prices to develop a deposit in Africa.