‘Endangered metals’ no longer needed to produce hydrogen from water
Japanese scientists found a way to use cobalt and manganese to produce hydrogen for fuel cells and agricultural fertilizers.
Royal Bafokeng recommends shareholders accept Impala’s offer
If the shareholders tender their shares, then it would end…
Nornickel’s core earnings jumped 37% in 2021
Nornickel's 2021 net profit stood at $6.97 billion, a 92%…
Zimbabwe platinum miners ask government to defer 5% export tax
The Treasury announced the tax in 2020, giving miners two…
Wheaton meets 2021 guidance, plans 20% growth
In 2021, Wheaton went on a shopping spree that totalled…
