Coal prepares for a long goodbye
Coal is proving remarkably resilient.
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Fortescue eyes developing its copper assets, not looking at Cobre Panama
"When we feel the time is right, we'll pull the trigger," Andrew Forrest said during a visit to Beijing.
Human rights court orders Peru to pay damages to mining town
The court ruled the state failed to comply with its duty to regulate and supervise La Oroya Metallurgical Complex, which was active for nearly a century.
Tianqi seeks shareholder voting power in SQM-Codelco deal
Tianqi holds about a 20% stake in SQM, which on Thursday told shareholders talks were ongoing with Codelco over a new lithium partnership.
Column: Copper registers strongest seasonal Shanghai stocks build
Copper has experienced the sharpest seasonal stocks build this year.
Video: Wheaton Precious Metals’ Randy Smallwood on ‘most active deal-making year’
Wheaton is celebrating one of its most active deal-making years, clinching eight transactions with over $1 billion in commitments.
Graphic: Congo overtakes Peru on copper output, still behind on exports
The DRC overtook Peru as the world's second largest copper producer in 2023.
Newmont’s Akyem gold mine in Ghana draws Chinese interest
Shandong Gold and Zijin Mining are among companies showing early interest.
Column: China, decarbonization present Australia’s iron ore miners with costly choices
Australia's iron ore sector grapples with challenges in adjusting to decarbonization and peak steel in China.
