Column: Tin supply trapped in resource nationalism squeeze
The question is how long it will be before normal supply service is resumed in both Myanmar and Indonesia.
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Galiano Gold discovers double-digit grams at Asanko in Ghana
The new zone will help Galiano convert inferred resources below the pit shell to the indicated category and evaluate the potential to expand the pit.
Barrick CEO Bristow drives another U-turn in a remote land
The second-biggest gold miner this month poured its first gold in Papua New Guinea in nearly four years.
After massive bust, global lithium market shows signs of life
The spot price of lithium carbonate in China has rebounded to the highest level since December.
Former Vale board member claims political influence in CEO succession
Last week, Vale extended the term of its CEO Eduardo Bartolomeo until the end of the year.
Precious metals may be replaced by iron, manganese, cobalt in “green” catalysts
New methods for the synthesis of drug precursors use catalysts made of iron, manganese and cobalt.
Indonesia understates methane emissions from mining, report says
The world’s third-biggest coal miner after China and India undercounts methane emissions from production of the fuel by six to seven times, according to Ember.
Alcoa to buy Australian partner Alumina in $2.2bn all-stock deal
Alumina owns about 40% of of Alcoa World Alumina & Chemicals, the world’s largest producer of the metal.
Pilbara Minerals signs offtake agreement with China’s Sichuan Yahua
Pilbara to supply spodumene concentrate from the lithium miner's Pilgangoora operation in Western Australia.
