China was advised by state-backed research house to stockpile metals in the wake of a collapse in commodity prices last year after the coronavirus outbreak.

The world’s 50 most valuable mining companies jumps to a new record high of $1.3 trillion by year’s end.

The LME three-month price hit $21,360 per tonne on Tuesday, the highest trade since March 2019.

Company announced a new gold discovery 3.5 km north of its Bayan Khundii project.

Looking ahead, natural graphite production is expected grow at a 5.6% CAGR through 2024.

Fitch expects Chinese mining operations to continue in full gear since the ramp-up in H220.

Shandong is now the only remaining bidder, with a relevant interest in over 68% of Cardinal's shares.