Congo peace project plans first gold exports in September from restive east
PeaceGold is positioning itself as an alternative to Congo's largely illicit artisanal gold trade.
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Zambia’s copper smelters plan extended shutdowns
Copper smelters in Zambia - Africa's No.2 producer of the metal vital for clean energy technologies - generate about 2 million metric tons of sulphuric acid a year.
Chile, US to sign mining and security deals
Agreements expand cooperation on critical minerals, project financing, recycling and joint policing efforts targeting crime.
Agnico lines up $3B multi-deal to build Finland hub
Agnico's acquisitions of Rupert, Aurion, and JV assets enable it to form a 500,000-ounce annual gold district in Finland.
Peru reauthorizes Southern Copper’s $1.8B project amid election chaos
Copper alone accounts for roughly 25–30% of Peru’s total exports, by far the country's main economic driver and contributor to state coffers.
Russia adds $1.9B stake in gold miner to $50B in confiscated assets since start of Ukraine war
Moscow values stake in gold producer UGC previously held by businessman Konstantin Strukov at $1.85B ahead of an auction at the start of May.
Column: Iran war’s sulfurous fallout spreads to copper and nickel
The region accounts for around a quarter of global production, according to the US Geological Survey.
Environmental group sues US Interior for approving rare earth mining in Mojave Desert
Lawsuit alleges the DOI signed off on Dateline's project without a “valid plan of operations or the necessary permits and approvals.”
Mangrove opens refinery in British Columbia to close lithium gap
The company has opened North America’s first commercial electrochemical lithium refinery.
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