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US rare earths group to build Saudi facility

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MP Materials is teaming up with the US defence department and Saudi Arabia's state mining company to build a rare earths processing plant in...

Miners search for scale in era of minerals diplomacy

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The dial has been turned up in the global mining industry. New mines worth an estimated $5-trillion are required over the next 10 years...

Chinese premier visits Zambia after 28 years

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CHINESE Premier Li Qiang will arrive in Lusaka on Wednesday for the first visit by a Chinese premier to Zambia in 28 years, as...

Glencore warns EU new rules put cobalt supply at risk

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GLENCORE and Umicore are among smelting and refining firms that have warned the European Union proposed regulations on cobalt exposure could devastate the region's...

Barrick overhauls management amid break-up rumours

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BARRICK Mining is implementing a management overhaul and restructuring its regional operations as activist investor Elliott Investment Management acquires a significant stake in the...

Platinum to be in balance next year as investors flee ETFs

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PLATINUM will be in balance in 2026 ending three consecutive years of supply deficit owing to higher recycling and as investment demand falls 52%,...

Glencore-Merafe starts retrenchments at ferrochrome smelters

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RETRENCHMENTS will commence at the idled Wonderkop and Boeshoek smelters in South Africa, operated by the Glencore-Merafe Chrome Venture. Some employees at Glencore's Alloys division...

Elliott stake fuels Barrick restructure talk

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ACTIVIST investor Elliott Management has acquired a substantial position in Barrick Mining, intensifying speculation that the world's second-largest gold producer could pursue a corporate...

Rare earth Yttrium surges to record amid China curbs

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YTTRIUM oxide has climbed to record prices following a nearly 1,500% rally this year, underscoring the impact of Chinese trade restrictions on critical minerals. The...

Congo prolongs ban on conflict mineral trading sites

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THE Democratic Republic of Congo's mines ministry has prolonged a prohibition on mineral trading from dozens of artisanal operations in its conflict-affected eastern provinces...