Sunshine Silver weighs doubling mill capacity

The proposed plant would process up to 2,000 tonnes a day compared with about 1,000 tonnes in the initial assessment.

Rio Tinto backs $20 million effort to stop Pilbara cane toads

Rio and its mining partners will fund a vast conservation corridor in Western Australia to shield vulnerable species.

Congo seizes copper, cobalt in illegal mining crackdown

Authorities confiscate hundreds of vehicles and thousands of tons of minerals as Congo steps up enforcement at mine sites.

ACG’s $220 million Blue Moon deal creates European copper giant

The miner is building a north-south production network, with operations in Türkiye and Norway set to expand output.

Gordon Mining acquires Tungsten Tail project in New Mexico 

The project area has a documented history of small-scale tungsten production, with historical scheelite shipments recorded in 1942 and 1955.

Chile copper outlook worsens as price forecast rises

The projected surplus of refined metal leaves little room for further supply disruptions.

$712 billion wiped off world’s biggest mining companies since start of Iran war

Gold's worst October since 2008 and a turn in copper sentiment drop world's 50 most valuable mining stocks near one-year lows after losing 26% since the February peak.

Nouveau Monde Graphite marks key regulatory milestone in Quebec

The company said the lease follows several years of environmental, social and regulatory work.

St Barbara to restart Touquoy amid federal review hurdle

Gold operations in Nova Scotia, Canada, are set to resume this week, but a new environmental assessment clouds the miner's expansion plans.

Citi slashes lithium price forecast by 40% on lower demand

The bank cut its estimates for the battery ingredient through the end of 2028, expecting the market to reach a surplus.

Hudbay leads $49.8M investment in Pecoy Copper

The investment provides funding for drilling and studies needed to better define the deposit and assess how to recover its metals.

Endeavour halts Burkina gold underground as ramp sinks

The Oct. 28 incident is another setback for an operation set to miss its annual production target.

Ontario fast-tracks Mayfair’s Fenn-Gib gold project

The Fenn-Gib gold project is the fourth chosen under the province's One Project, One Process framework.

Glencore CEO pay shakeup stirs fresh takeover speculation

The Swiss miner and commodities trader is seeking investor support for changes that could accelerate Gary Nagle’s share payouts following a takeover.

Friedland takes aim at China’s scandium grip with US-backed mine

Sunrise Energy Metals targets 2028 output at its Australian project, backed by conditional US financing and a 32-year operating plan.

Gold Fields clears major hurdle for Quebec’s Windfall gold mine

Quebec grants environmental approval for Windfall, advancing a high-grade project toward a 2027 investment decision.

The top 50 biggest mining companies in the world

Gold's worst October since 2008 and a turn in copper sentiment drop world's 50 most valuable mining stocks near one-year lows after losing 26% since the February peak.

Global resource squeeze signals market shift: report 

Mounting pressures for electrification, energy demand and food security can change the market dynamics of the past 20 years.

Cutifani warns mining sector’s failure to innovate opens door to takeovers

Former Anglo American chief says slow technological progress and lengthy approvals threaten future mineral supplies and growth.

Uranium shares slide even as analysts see tighter supply

The near-term market is better supplied than the longer-term outlook might suggest.

Radical AI uses autonomous labs to accelerate alloy discovery 

New York-based company says its AI-powered platform is developing advanced alloys in months rather than years.

Lynas locks in price floors as revenue jumps 55%

Lynas is using dysprosium and terbium supplies to help secure longer-term relationships with magnet makers.

Gold price slumps to one-year low, silver price breaks $50 as mining stocks tank

Bullion is headed for its worst October since 2008, dragging down gold and silver producers as much as 8% on Friday.

Perseus Mining secures backup power for Nyanzaga gold project  

A 28-generator system aims to keep operations running safely as the Tanzanian project targets first production in 2027.

Codelco accounting scandal claims eight more employees

Chile’s state miner faces mounting scrutiny over disputed output records as fresh evidence raises concerns about internal controls.

Abenójar Tungsten’s London IPO breaks eight-year drought

Spanish miner raises $190 million to develop a major European deposit as Western nations seek alternatives to Chinese supply.

One World Lithium deploys DLCE equipment to UCI, UBC labs 

The deployment of on-site equipment expands upon the successful lab work that yielded two patent-pending applications, the company said.

Critical minerals getting harder to mine as deposits age: EY

A survey of 400 mining executives reveals how declining ore grades, rising costs and tighter financing threaten future supplies.

Critical One Energy, SICC ink $303 million antimony offtake deal for Howells Lake project in Ontario  

Howells Lake is Canada’s largest undeveloped antimony deposit. 

Morton Salt ceases operations at Ohio mine after water breach  

All employees were evacuated safely, and there were no reported injuries in the incident, the company said.

Copper, nickel at risk due to El Niño’s disruptions 

El Niño could disrupt copper and nickel production through early 2027, BMI reports.

Rio Tinto pumps $1.4 billion into lithium projects in Argentina

Two new operations add 25,000 tonnes of annual capacity as the mining giant pursues ambitious growth targets in battery metals.

Eldorado drops as Skouries setbacks cut gold outlook 18%

The miner slashed its 2026 gold forecast by 18% and raised spending due to delays at its Skouries copper-gold operation in Greece.

Alamos delays Island Gold shaft as costs rise

The shaft is meant to replace truck haulage with hoisting ore and waste to surface, allowing Alamos to mine more tonnes at lower costs.

China border checks cut Oyu Tolgoi exports by 70%

Rio's copper concentrate exports to China fell 70% in two weeks due to border crossing restrictions.

Two workers die after Kinross Gold accidents

The safety disclosure came as Kinross reported a 59% year-on-year decline in attributable free cash flow for the third quarter.

Glencore cobalt output sinks 52% under DRC quotas

Export curbs have left the miner holding the battery metal in solution, deferring processing costs while protecting future sales.

US copper stockpiles conceal growing global supply crunch

Chinese premiums and African risks highlight a disconnect between copper inventories and physical market conditions.

Teck profit surges as copper prices hit record highs

The Canadian miner reported stronger earnings and production as a labour dispute and Chinese scrutiny cloud its merger outlook.

HyProMag USA PFS outlines $2.1B upside from rare earth magnet platform expansion

Company eyes expanding beyond its first plant in Northlake, Texas, which is in detailed engineering.

Green Manganese trials deliver high recovery rates alongside zinc extraction

The company said results address two connected challenges for smelters: treating hazardous industrial residues and recovering valuable metals that would otherwise remain in sludge settling ponds or be lost to disposal.

Veramark launches platform for responsible metals sourcing 

Network is designed to connect companies and stakeholders across the minerals and metals value chain.  

World Bank lifts copper price outlook by 18%

The bank’s upward revisions extend beyond copper.

Mule Canyon gold resource advances restart plans

The next steps include upgrading inferred material, establishing the economics and securing restart permits.

Oil exploration opens door to Brazil offshore potash 

South Atlantic Potash plans to tap deposits beneath the Sergipe coast, a region historically used for oil extraction.

US offers Constellation up to $5B nuclear loan

The proposed financing would support upgrades at eight plants in Illinois, Maryland and Pennsylvania.

XXIX Metal launches largest drilling campaign in its history

XXIX Metal says it will drill about 20,000 metres at Opemiska with the goal of converting its resources for the pre-feasibility study.

Glencore, CNGR back $380M Brazil nickel mine with $40M

Centaurus Metals has secured buyers for Jaguar's first five years of output as strategic funding advances the project toward approval.

Hitachi, Yanmar join forces on Michigan compact equipment manufacturing

This initiative is the first official program under their broader partnership.

Gold dip draws Asian buyers as North American funds lose cash

Lower gold prices boost Indian premiums to $15/oz and increase Chinese trading as North American investors pull out.

Deep Sea Minerals eyes US listing as leasing auction nears

The company is currently pursuing exploration rights in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone and the Cook Islands.

Codelco relocates 74% of workers as Andes Norte remains halted

Chile’s state copper miner faces mounting scrutiny over seismic hazards, contractor safety and delays to a major expansion.

Rio Tinto eyes 56% CEO pay hike amid talent crunch

Miner plans to expand executive pay as competition for top leaders intensifies across global markets.

Nova Minerals gets final approvals for Alaska antimony project  

The company said it is cleared to advance the establishment of the first fully integrated US domestic antimony supply chain in decades. 

Anfield Energy secures draft State approvals for Utah uranium mill

The Shootaring Canyon Mill in Garfield County is one of only three licensed, permitted, and constructed conventional uranium mills in the US.

Perpetua Resources receives $40M US Army funding to advance tungsten production

The award will fund a program to evaluate the technical and economic feasibility of producing tungsten concentrate at its project in the historical Stibnite mining district in Idaho.

FireFly finds copper-gold system near idle mill

The discovery gives FireFly another target to test alongside its proposed Ming restart and expansion.

Labour shortage hurts West Lake Gold output

The company cut its annual production target by 25% due to labor shortages and slowdowns at its Madsen gold mine.

China Gold restarts CSH mine after five-month shutdown

Open-pit operations resumed in early October following the completion of remediation work on the site.

Western Copper CEO exits as Casino review advances

CEO Sandeep Singh is stepping down and chairman Mark E. Smith takes over as the company advances its Casino project.

Op-Ed: How foreign miners can unlock ASX listings

Australia offers overseas resource companies two routes to its stock market, but size, regulation and liquidity shape success.

Iamgold drilling strengthens Nelligan growth case

New drilling at Nelligan in Quebec boosts gold mineralization, enhancing growth for the Toronto-based producer.

Australia to fund rare earths project with A$180M deal

The Donald project in Victoria seeks A$70M from Export Finance Australia and A$110M from the National Fund.

Gold miners trade at discount after selloff: Haywood

Senior gold miners are trading 25% below their five-year average, despite strong cash flow, says Haywood Securities.

Codelco copper mine blockade adds to supply concerns

Workers forced a production halt at Ministro Hales in Chile for six hours over unpaid bonuses.

Millennial Potash eyes bigger Gabon mine with US backing

The Canadian developer is targeting construction by late 2027 as buyer interest fuels plans for a larger potash mine in Gabon.

Capstone to invest $3B in Chile to double copper production

Santo Domingo and Mantoverde expansions anchor a major Atacama investment plan, with thousands of construction jobs expected.

Avanti Helium advances construction at Sweetgrass project in Montana   

News comes just days after the US Department of Energy formally designated helium as a critical material,

British Columbia Conservative landslide raises mining hopes, Indigenous rights fears

The Conservatives’ landslide election victory in British Columbia has raised mining industry hopes for faster permits and stronger exploration incentives.

Canada Nickel, Swiss Steel plan transatlantic partnership

Canada Nickel would provide Swiss Steel with access to about one million tonnes of semi-finished steel products per year starting in 2030.

Local miner outbids Freeport for Colombia exploration

Colombia's OP Gold Capital outbid Freeport-McMoRan for a 60-sq.-km exploration block in Cesar.

Codelco, BHP launch $40M copper hunt in northern Chile  

The companies have partnered to further explore the Anillo copper project as the rush for the critical mineral accelerates.

Strike curbs output at Canada’s largest copper mine

The impact on overall production remains dependent on the duration of the strike, Teck said.

Lula’s Brazil win puts rare earths in Trump’s crosshairs

Foreign miners face tighter scrutiny as Brasília pursues domestic processing and resists Washington's trade pressure.

Buried sediments prove Romans mined gold in Pyrenees

Researchers have dated a vast hydraulic mining complex in Catalonia, revealing how ancient Romans extracted precious metals.

China’s Argentina mining footprint smaller than it looks

Equity-based calculations put Beijing's share of approved mining investment at 9.2%, with new lithium projects poised to lift it.

US Department of Energy names helium to critical materials list  

Global demand for helium is growing faster than production, increasing supply risks for American manufacturers, DOE said.

Bannerman pulls trigger on $353M uranium mine

Construction on the Etango uranium project in Namibia approved, with funding secured without project debt and first production targeted for 2028.

Moon River lifts Davidson value to $879M, tungsten output jumps

The project remains at the preliminary assessment stage, with no mineral reserves.

Op-Ed: Nicaragua mining – the golden bridgehead threatening US national security

The critical minerals debate has become obsessed with pure geology, but mineral security is not determined by geology alone, writes Nicholas Vafeas.

Newmont prices Red Chris expansion at up to $4.8B

The project in British Columbia would produce an annual average of 275,000–325,000 oz. gold and 65,000–85,000 tonnes copper from 2035 through 2040.

Diesel price surge putting mining profits to test

Rising fuel bills are squeezing copper and iron ore producers, while strong bullion prices help miners protect profit margins.

New Found Gold doubles Queensway valuation to $1.2B

A revised PEA shows the Newfoundland gold project’s resources increased by 38%.

Central banks pile into gold as China leads buying spree

Central banks accelerate bullion purchases as China expands reserves, reinforcing gold's role in global monetary strategy.

Halo Minerals clears key hurdle at Chile copper project

Local authorities have authorized dredging at Playa Verde, which moves the tailings recovery venture closer to an investment decision.

Kodal targets Ghana lithium growth beyond Mali mine

The miner plans a $13-million exploration push in West Africa, funded by cash flow from its Bougouni operation.

Mining Forum video: Majors are waking up to discoveries, fund manager says

Willem Middelkoop is targeting new discoveries and mines nearing production to capture gains from a commodities rally he says could last for decades.

Boroo signs $100M deal for Yukon Eagle gold mine

Private entity has agreed to acquire Victoria Gold, advancing plans to potentially rehabilitate and restart its Eagle gold mine.

Vivox AI, beSirius partner on mining supply chain compliance 

Partnership will bring supplier evidence assessments alongside financial crime checks, the companies said.

US permitting: Environmental review overhaul could speed mine approvals, but hurdles remain

Sweeping bipartisan legislation targeting environmental reviews, litigation deadlines and water permits could reshape how mining projects are developed in the US.

Ottawa finally matches C$1B Ring of Fire funds

Ottawa's investment will build roads to Ontario's Ring of Fire, linking First Nations to critical mineral deposits.

Mining M&A wave set to lift juniors, investor predicts

Michael Gentile sees major mining companies increasing their interest in buying juniors, as they look for more growth.

Southern Copper weighs $680M Cuajone mine expansion

A proposed milling upgrade could boost copper and molybdenum output at the Peruvian operation.

Liberty Gold stretches Black Pine’s reach in Idaho

Drilling results come as Liberty advances Black Pine towards a potential 2028 construction decision.

US targets critical materials boost with $389M funding plan

Washington is backing high-purity mineral processing, fusion technology and advanced power chips to strengthen domestic supply chains.

AI boom could overwhelm metals supply: WoodMac

The consultancy warns mining investment is lagging as grid expansion, trade disruptions and resource nationalism strain supply.

Fortuna targets deeper Lindero pit after gold hits

“Broad intersections strengthen the case for including below-pit material in a revised pit and reserve estimate,” National Bank analyst said.

Lithium’s $100B question: Who will build 134 new mines?

BMI forecasts lithium demand will more than triple by 2050, requiring a massive mining expansion to meet EV growth.

US Department of Energy grants $42M for gas pipeline from Pennsylvania to New York 

Constitution Pipeline project will transport natural gas to markets across the Northeast that currently experience limited access to the fuel.

Mining Forum video: Stöferle spots gold bargains but keeps cash ready

Liechtenstein-based Incrementum gold fund manager Ronald-Peter Stöferle sees bargains in mining shares after gold’s pullback.

Brazil court halts Belo Sun’s $300M gold project

Canadian miner awaits court approval of an Indigenous agreement as a temporary licence suspension stalls construction in Pará.

US moves to unlock deep-sea minerals near American Samoa with massive auction

The historic November auction advances Trump's critical minerals agenda despite opposition from environmental and local groups.

Spain hunts hidden metals with $223M plan

Initiative aims to reduce uncertainty for companies seeking critical minerals as Europe boosts domestic supplies.

Endurance Gold expands zones at Reliance as PEA work ongoing

The latest drilling could help Endurance expand Reliance's initial gold resource as it advances a PEA for the project.

Hudbay, Mitsubishi approve Copper World construction

The move clears the way for one of the largest new copper mines in the US to start producing in the second half of 2029.

Fortescue fires executive after sexual harassment probe

Australian mining giant terminates a senior leader's contract following findings of misconduct amid wider industry scrutiny.

Chile’s rare earth ambitions hit refining bottleneck

A new metals plant, untapped mining waste and US cooperation offer growth potential, but costly processing remains a hurdle.

First Quantum’s Kansanshi expansion beats design capacity

Zambian copper operation targets 27 million tonnes of ore throughput in 2026 as new processing facilities lift output.

Vulcan Elements teams up with North Carolina researchers to advance rare earth magnets tech

The company said the partnership converges two research fields that are foundational to national security: rare earth magnets and quantum mechanics.

Mauritania’s first uranium mine comes into view despite funding, security issues

Aura Energy's bankable feasibility study outlined a $500-million valuation for its Tiris project.

Mining industry entering largest investment supercycle in history, Canada’s energy minister says

At an event in London, Hodgson told attendees, “critical minerals are no longer simply industrial commodities,” the Financial Post reported.

Cornish Metals faces costly financing hurdle

The company is seeking to unlock financing for its South Crofty tin mine’s restart in the UK.

Phoenix Tailings to build $375M rare earth plant in New York 

The facility will produce over 4,400 tons of annual rare earths oxides by 2028 and will create at least 90 new jobs in the region.

Lithium Africa weighs $60M offer for Springbok lithium project 

Two financing proposals could accelerate South African lithium production and fund district-wide exploration and processing.

Glencore clears key hurdle for Peru copper expansion

Land agreements advance Coroccohuayco toward a 2029 startup as the miner seeks to extend Antapaccay's operating life in Peru.

Copper surplus masks looming $332B mine shortfall

BNEF predicts enough refined metal until 2027, but lengthy mine development may cause a shortage by 2050.

Anglo American weathers Chile’s storms while De Beers struggles

Extreme weather has hit Chilean copper output while weaker diamond prices complicate the miner's divestment plans for De Beers.

Westwin Elements, Traxys eye $3.9 billion, 22 year nickel offtake extension  

Westwin operates a demonstration plant in Oklahoma, and has selected Natchez, Mississippi, for its upcoming commercial-scale class 1 nickel refinery, the first in the US.

Study nearly doubles value, lifts resource for Aclara’s Penco rare earths project

Aclara attributes the higher NPV partly to a 55% increase in material processed to 30.8 million tonnes.

Brazil survey plan could give big miners first pick of claims

The aim is to expand survey capacity, Geological Survey of Brazil said.

Military Metals wins four-year Slovak licence lifeline

The exploration permit now runs to Oct. 18, 2030.

Ground View Pakistan: Same hall, different world

Pakistan’s minerals forum returns to Islamabad in November, with Reko Diq delayed, trade routes disrupted and diplomacy reshaped.

Digital gold could triple by 2031, WGC estimates

The gold industry’s opportunity is reaching buyers beyond its existing bullion and exchange-traded fund customers.

Volvo to launch mining division to meet global equipment demand

The new unit will supply equipment and autonomous technology to the industry, starting in 2027.

Sudan gold rush leaves toxic legacy as war drives mining

Displaced civilians turn to informal prospecting as mercury and cyanide threaten farmland, drinking water and public health.

Americas Gold’s record silver output misses forecasts

Silver production in the three months ended Sept. 30 hit a record 800,458 oz., a 4.6% increase from the same quarter in 2025.

Spain’s Andalucia courts miners with faster permits

Faster permits and public funding are intended to turn Andalucia’s mineral wealth into a broader industrial base.

Copper-hungry US buyers circle Ivanhoe Electric mine

Advanced offtake talks could help finance the $1.4-billion Santa Cruz copper project in Arizona as AI and power grid demand accelerates.

Volta doubles Springer rare earths resource, eyes 2027 study

Ontario project ranks fifth in North America by resource tonnage, with its first gallium estimate adding potential value.

Mining’s future hinges on global cooperation: report 

Three potential paths to 2050 reveal how political divisions, technological advances, and regulation could impact the industry.

Buffalo clears potash permit hurdle in Saskatchewan

The company has secured approval to complete construction and operate its Disley potash facility.

Greenland to introduce ban on seabed mining  

The news comes a day after US President Donald Trump announced “massive oil, gas and mineral exploration” was set to begin on the Danish Arctic island.

Canada’s new foreign investment rules: What critical minerals miners need to know 

New Investment Canada Act rules will require certain types of minority investments into a mandatory pre-closing filing regime.

Exiro-led group takes control of Vale’s Manitoba nickel complex

New owners pledge major investment in the Thompson nickel complex as Vale retains a minority stake and long-term supply deal.

US Project Vault readies $1B loan blitz for industry

Federal-backed financing aims to help US manufacturers secure essential metals and materials amid supply risks.

Vale says soaring costs put 10% of iron ore in the red

Rising fuel and shipping expenses squeeze producers as weak Chinese demand and new supply push prices to two-year lows.

Minnova maps $53M restart for Manitoba gold mine

The site, formerly known as Puffy Lake, operated from 1987 to 1989.

Tech giants come knocking for a piece of Anglo American as copper scarcity bites, Wanblad tells FT

Wanblad says "deep expressions of interest" from tech companies have yet to turn into a stake, while Beijing holds the key to the $54 billion Teck merger.

Copper price falls for third day as US inflation shock, easing Chile strike risk spur selloff

"Two things are happening at the same time. That was too much for the market to chew in one go and some profit-taking is emerging."

Op-Ed: New investment could reshape US mining

Public and private funding can boost mineral production, but progress relies on rebuilding the workforce and supply chain.

Energy transition faces critical minerals crunch by 2035: report

Lithium faces the biggest physical shortfall, while China’s refining dominance leaves other mineral chains exposed.

Antofagasta shares sink as 2027 copper outlook falls flat

Chilean miner's weaker-than-expected output forecast and rising fuel costs raise concerns over earnings and expansion plans.

Richemont, Signet weigh joining De Beers consortium bid

The luxury group and US retailer are evaluating roles in the bid for De Beers, as Anglo seeks to sell the diamond miner for about $1 billion.

Tenaris produces new steel grade for Canadian energy operators 

Company said it has invested more than C$355M in its Canadian operations since 2020 and in May 2026, announced a C$306M joint investment with the federal and Ontario governments.

Canadian Chrome Company launches First Nations advisory committee

The committee is aimed at increasing First Nations participation with regards to CCC’s Ring of Fire assets in Ontario.

Boron One boosts Serbia project economics in updated study

Canadian explorer has outlined a higher projected return, annual revenue and after-tax net present value.

Hycroft hits bonanza gold grades at Nevada mine

Underground mining could bring richer material into production ahead of a much larger open-pit development, though Hycroft hasn’t established its economics.

Equinox gold output jumps 34% after Orla merger

Canadian mines boost quarterly production as the expanded North American miner targets a stronger finish to 2026.

Copper price forecasts lifted for 2026 but tariff “collapse” still on the table

Macquarie’s collapse scenario needs Washington to rule tariffs out, which it rates least likely. More likely is limbo past January 1, with 1.5 million tonnes of US copper staying exactly where it is.

Former Rio Tinto, Anglo American executive named ICMM’s first woman CEO

Froydis Cameron-Johansson will take the helm in November, promising to drive the next era of responsible mining.

Gold miners’ earnings surge but valuations lag: Sprott

Miners need to decide if stronger earnings and balance sheets will survive bullion-price volatility and production costs.

Global copper surplus to more than triple by 2027: ICSG

Refined metal output is set to rebound next year as new smelting capacity comes online, outpacing consumption growth.

Deep-sea mining faces surprise risk of rocks catching fire

USGS researchers found unstable sulfide minerals can ignite during processing, raising new safety concerns for ocean mining.

BHP averts strike at world’s biggest copper mine

An eleventh-hour labour agreement reached at the Chilean operation eases immediate supply concerns as mining disruptions mount nationwide.

Rinehart-backed Arafura expands US rare earths deal by 70%

The Australian government and US buyers have secured supply from the Nolans project targeting first output in 2029.

Lawrence Tech launches $100,000 critical materials innovation challenge 

The program will identify, evaluate, commercialize and scale breakthrough technologies that strengthen the US critical materials and rare earth element automotive supply chain.

Electra Battery Materials partners with WMC to finance Ontario cobalt refinery 

Electra last year launched an early works program, signaling a restart of North America’s first and only cobalt sulfate refinery.

SSR to buy Roxmore for $464M, boosts value of Nevada gold mine

The deal would strengthen SSR’s position among the largest US gold producers while building a long-term production hub in Nevada.

The Ore Wars: an interactive history 2002–2026

How iron ore went from a relic of the industrial age to the force that reshaped the global economy, in 49 moments and one price line.

JPMorgan names critical minerals chief for $1.5T push

Andrew Frame will oversee investments of up to $10 billion to strengthen supply chains, expand manufacturing and advance strategic technologies.

Air strike kills at least 72 miners in Sudan, rights group says

Located near Sudan’s disputed border with Egypt, Jabal al-Uqaydat is a mountainous, traditional gold-mining region.

Explosives: the overlooked risk that could halt mines

Trade tensions and supply disruptions threaten mine production despite advances in blasting technology.

Fortuna logs high-grade gold in Senegal, extends depth

Diamba Sud is among the key development assets that Fortuna is counting on to lift annual output.

Eldorado’s Skouries mine wins EU strategic status 

The copper-gold mine is among the 46 selected for faster permitting and funding to strengthen the EU domestic supply chain.

Op-Ed: AI will not just add copper demand. It could change who sets the price

AI is not only creating new buyers in the copper market and boosting demand.

South America’s copper boom faces a $170B reality check

Mining consultants warn that investment pledges, permitting reforms and ambitious targets may not translate into output.

Chile copper supply under pressure as disruptions mount

Extreme weather, labour disputes and operational setbacks are testing Chile's copper industry as analysts question price gains.

Hertha Metals breaks ground on $100M US plant for magnet-grade iron  

The plant will run on domestic iron ore, primarily from Minnesota's Iron Range, and Texas natural gas.

EnergyX inks 10-year, $2B lithium offtake deal with Trafigura

The deal covers lithium products from both Black Giant in Chile project Lonestar in Texas. 

Women hold just 12% of top mining jobs in Australia: report

Research exposes a leadership gap in mining despite faster promotions for women and potential financial gains.

Lynas plans Brazil rare earths plant with state support

Brazilian officials see the proposed separation facility as a regional processing hub, with BNDES considering financing.

Governments turn mining data into billions in revenue

Transparency rules are reshaping mining deals, exposing illicit flows and giving governments more leverage over resource wealth.

Hercules hires executive team behind $2B Hudbay deal

George Ogilvie will become president and CEO Sept. 1.

Equinox hands CEO job to Orla’s Simpson

Move reverses a leadership plan set when the companies agreed to merge in May.

Stormlands re?rates Odienné with 153% NPV surge

The Odienné gold project covers 2,346 sq. km across seven exploration permits.

Op-Ed: Copper supply gap — good news on borrowed time

Closing the supply gap this way is like drawing down savings instead of raising income, writes Randy Allen.

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