Deutsche Bank sells down coal mine loan to private credit funds
The German lender in recent weeks sold about $120 million — half of its exposure — to Australian and Asian credit funds.
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Australian spodumene producers staying the course amid low prices
Australia’s small group of hard rock lithium producers are still expanding output amid continued price optimism
BC Minister’s statement on the 10-year anniversary of the Mount Polley dam breach
The catastrophic event left an indelible mark on British Columbia's local environment and on the mining industry.
Arcadium acquires Li-Metal’s technology, pilot plant in $11 million deal
Arcadium will also provide lithium to Li-Metal as part of a long-term offtake agreement.
Endeavour maintains gold production target amid Senegal strike
The company said in April it’s on track to achieve full-year guidance of between 1.13 million ounces and 1.27 million ounces.
A fraught election just reshaped the next steps for deep sea mining
Brazilian oceanographer Leticia Carvalho has been elected the next secretary-general of the ISA, a leadership change that could slow the rush to strip-mine deep sea ecosystems.
Graphite One could take a leading role in loosening China’s grip on US graphite market
Graphite is indispensable to the EV supply chain.
Video: Marimaca Copper aims at low-cost production in Chile’s Antofagasta
At a time when most copper projects are struggling with soaring capital costs, Marimaca expects its eponymous oxide project in Chile’s Atacama Desert to break the mould with a low capital cost of $205 million.
Lotus Resources signs mine development agreement with Malawi gov’t
The company's next steps are to complete offtake negotiations for the first phase of contracting and finalize the project's financing.
