South African platinum industry could shed up to 7,000 jobs to cut costs
South African PGM miners, home to around 70% of global mined platinum output, are discussing the need to restructure unprofitable production.
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Zambia to start trading its own copper, competing with Glencore
The government will directly buy and sell a portion of the copper produced in the nation, competing with trading giants including Mercuria Energy Group and Glencore.
Rare earths prices seen rebounding in second half of 2024 – analysts
Prices surged to their highest in a decade in 2022 only to plunge last year on increased production in China.
Lynas Rare Earths quits tie-up talks with MP Materials
Lynas Rare Earths said confidential talks have ended with MP Materials for a possible merger.
Anglo American explores for copper, cobalt in Zambia
The miner is in the early stages of exploring for copper and cobalt in Zambia's North-Western province, according to CEO Duncan Wanblad.
New process turns scrap aluminum into usable construction materials
Twisted aluminum mesh, banged-up bicycle frames and used car parts languishing in junk yards could gain new life as building structures.
Gates, Bezos-backed KoBold Metals says Zambia copper find largest in a century
It estimates the Mingomba project, in the northern Copperbelt province, will become one of the world’s highest-grade copper mines.
Australian gold miner Red 5 to acquire Silver Lake Resources
The merged entity will have a combined gold production profile of about 445,000 ounces per annum for fiscal 2024.
Chile battles forest fires in deadliest disaster in 14 years
Anglo American said copper transport from Los Bronces mines has been unaffected.
