South32 sells Cerro Matoso nickel mine
Australian miner South32 (NYSE: SOUHY; ASX: S32) has agreed to sell its Cerro Matoso ferronickel mine in Colombia in a deal worth up to $100 million (C$136 million). South32 has entered a…
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EU to stockpile critical minerals in case of war: FT
The European Commission is preparing to boost emergency stockpiles of critical minerals amid heightened concern over supply chain disruptions caused by geopolitical conflicts, the Financial Times reported. The measure presents…
Japan to test mine seabed mud for rare earths
Japan will begin test mining rare earth rich mud from the deep seabed near Minamitori Island in 2026, aiming to secure a domestic supply of critical minerals amid tightening global…
DRC’s Kibali gold mine life could grow, Barrick says
Barrick Mining (NYSE: B) says new drilling along the ARK-KCD corridor at its main Kibali mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) confirms “significant additional orebodies” that could stretch…
US Antimony aims to reboot Montana mine operations
United States Antimony (NYSE-A: UAMY) says it has been reacquiring mining claims next to its existing smelting operations in Montana this year and is now ready to reboot mine operations…
Summit going public in Eagle Royalties takeover
Summit Royalty, a precious metals-focused royalty and streaming company, plans to list on the stock market via a reverse takeover (RTO) of Canadian junior royalty firm Eagle Royalties (CNSX: ER;…
Lupaka Gold skyrockets on arbitration win against Peru
Shares of Lupaka Gold (TSXV: LPK) skyrocketed to a three-year high on Wednesday after an international tribunal announced it would award the Canadian miner $65 million (C$88.3 million) in its…
CMOC’s IXM cites force majeure on cobalt deliveries
IXM, a metals trading unit of CMOC Group, a partially Chinese state-owned entity, has declared force majeure on its cobalt supply contracts due to an ongoing export ban in the…
American Battery Technology’s lithium project gets federal permitting priority
American Battery Technology (Nasdaq: ABAT) soared on Monday after its Tonopah Flats lithium project (TFLP) in Nevada was given “transparency priority” status by the U.S. Federal Permitting Council, two months…
EQ Resources gains EXIM interest for tungsten project
Under the new Supply Chain Resiliency Initiative, the Letter of Interest states that EXIM is considering a 10-year debt facility of up to $34 million.
Kinterra matches Central Asia’s bid for New World
Kinterra Capital has made an improved offer to buy Australia’s New World Resources (ASX: NWC) as it looks to beat London-listed Central Asia Metals (LSE: CAML) in the takeover battle. On…
Central Asia Metals ups offer for New World
The takeover battle for Australian copper developer New World Resources (ASX: NWC) is heating up after Central Asia Metals (LSE: CAML) raised its offer shortly after Canada’s Kinterra Capital made…