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Panther announces large nickel/cobalt resource increase at Coglia
ASX-listed Panther Metals has released its maiden nickel/cobalt mineral resource estimate (MRE) for its Coglia project in Western Australia, which exceeds the upper limit of the former Joint Ore Reserves Committee (Jorc) exploration target (JET) by 20-million ... |
SSR faces temporary halt at Turkey mine over cyanide leak
US-based SSR Mining’s stock fell on Monday as the company reported a cyanide leak at its Çöpler mine, in Turkey, which may result in a temporary suspension of operations. |
EU is urged to stay on green track
In an interview with the Financial Times, von der Leyen said governments must stay focused on "massive investment in renewables". |
EGA to develop UAE-based solar-powered manufacturing of silicon metal, a key raw material in ‘premium aluminium’ that could also unlock new domestic industries in line with Operation 300bn and Make it in the Emirates
EGA to develop UAE-based solar-powered manufacturing of silicon metal, a key raw material in ‘premium aluminium’ that could also unlock new domestic industries in line with Operation 300bn and Make it in the Emirates |
High-purity manganese facing phenomenal demand growth, PDAC hears
JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – The commitment of at least six major motor companies to manganese-based batteries for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) is elevating the demand outlook for high-purity manganese phenomenally, a Prospectors & Developers Associa... |
Iron-ore rises past $110 as Xi pledges to meet economy targets
Iron-ore advanced from its lowest close in more than six months after President Xi Jinping pledged to achieve economic goals for the year, despite pandemic and property headwinds. |
If power station protests persist, there’ll be much more load-shedding, Eskom warns
Power utility Eskom warned on Friday morning that if protests at nine of its power stations and facilities continue, it increases the risk of higher stages of load-shedding. |
Why several firms could be interested in buying Brazil's Samarco
The successful attempt of a group of bondholders to assume control of Brazil’s Samarco Mineração could trigger the interest of several companies to buy the iron ore pellet producer. |
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