Food security is national security: Potash gets ready for a closeup

The Department of the Interior released a draft 2025 list of 54 minerals critical to the US economy, including potash.

Barrick says Fourmile could produce up to 750,000 gold oz annually

Barrick is advancing permitting and plans to begin underground development in 2026.

Uranium.io unveils world’s first live pricing oracle

Live price feed brings much-needed transparency to uranium market, enabling more informed trading decisions.

Anglo, Codelco seal pact to unlock $5B in Chilean copper

Deal combines Anglo’s Los Bronces and Codelco’s Andina mines, creating a new copper mining district in central Chile.

West alarmed as global steel capacity set to jump 165 mt by 2027

Steelmaking countries in the West are miffed at the prospect of global steel capacity rising by a hefty 165 million tonnes (mt) during 2025–27 when the industry is already confronting poor demand and low metal prices. One common fear is that, with such bi

Atomionics raises $12M to scale its mineral discovery technology  

The round was led by Paspalis and includes BHP Ventures.

Copper price hits 15-month high on US rate cut boost

Copper, a bellwether for the health of the global economy, has now risen for six consecutive trading sessions.

Erdene pours first gold at Mongolia’s Bayan Khundii mine

It comes just 10 years post-discovery of high-grade surface minerals and 5 years after the feasibility study.

Seabridge Gold’s strong assays define Snip North in British Columbia

The results from an 18,000-metre program follow similarly high-grade intersections just over one month ago at Snip North.

Gold price sets new record in run-up to Fed meeting

The latest move takes gold's year-to-date gains up to 40%.

Iamgold hits 13-year high on Nelligan/Monster Lake assays in Quebec

The results underscore how Iamgold is looking beyond its primary Côté gold mine in Ontario to build a pipeline of advanced projects in Quebec.

Artemis Gold hits new high on plans to boost Blackwater processing

The Phase 1A plant will operate at an increased nameplate capacity of 8 million tonnes per annum, a 33% increase from the 6 million tonnes currently.

Equinox Gold makes early first pour at Valentine mine

Once fully operational, Valentine would be the largest gold mine in Atlantic Canada.

New gold explorer M&A in Scandinavia

First Nordic Metals, which includes Agnico Eagle among its backers, has agreed to acquire Mawson Finland in an all-share deal.

Newmont sells Coffee gold project for $150 million

The sale marks Newmont's exit from eight non-core assets, including the Éléonore, Musselwhite, and Porcupine mines in Canada.

Savannah Resources lifts lithium reserves at Barroso project by 40%

Barroso is considered Europe’s largest spodumene deposit.

Alamos Gold ends $1B fight in Turkey with $470M assets sale

Alamos is selling its Turkish subsidiary to Middle East-based Tumad Madencilik Sanayi, a unit of Nurol Holding.

Increase iron ore production, reduce prices else face export duty by Oct 2 or export ban: Centre warns

India is weighing the imposition of an export duty on iron ore as early as October 2. The move comes amidst the government’s stern warning to industry that if domestic production fails to pick up and prices are “not halved,” then there will be a duty impo

Gold price poised to break out: Sprott

The firm specifically sees inflation risk as a primary driver of gold prices, as the full impact of US tariffs have yet to fully set in.

Uranium industry revival radiates from Southwest

Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas and Utah are seeing the release of new uranium resources, permit fast-tracking, and production and processing starts.

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