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Glencore launches on-site testing of new copper leaching technology at Chile’s Lomas Bayas mine

Glencore Plc is advancing its efforts to extract more copper from lower-quality ore at its Lomas Bayas mine in northern Chile by implementing a...

BHP’s $12B Chile copper expansion plan overshadowed by labor protests

BHP's plan to invest over US$12 billion in expanding its copper operations in Chile, including projects to address declining production at its Escondida and...

Graphjet Technology opens world’s first commercial-scale green graphite facility in Malaysia

Graphjet Technology, a Malaysia-based developer of innovative technologies for producing graphite from agricultural waste, has officially begun operations at its first commercial-scale facility located...

China’s role in critical mineral supply chains: Balancing dominance, vulnerabilities and global cooperation

China is a dominant force in critical mineral refining but faces its own supply challenges, underscoring the complexities of global dependencies on these resources....

Xanadu Mines identifies four high-grade copper targets at Sant Tolgoi copper project in Mongolia

Xanadu Mines has revealed four promising new high-grade copper targets at its Sant Tolgoi copper project in Western Mongolia, following geological mapping, surface rock-chip...

UAE’s International Resources Holding in talks to acquire stake in Alphamin’s Bisie tin mine

International Resources Holding (IRH), a UAE-based investment group, is in discussions to acquire an indirect stake in Alphamin Resources, according to sources familiar with...

Mitsui emerges as top bidder for stake in First Quantum’s Zambian copper mines

Mitsui & Co., a major Japanese trading house, has emerged as the highest bidder for a stake in First Quantum Minerals’ copper mines in...

Repositioning the U.S. as a global leader in seabed mining policy development

The United States must take a more proactive role in shaping the future of seabed mining by developing a comprehensive policy that integrates ocean...

Critical minerals: Supply challenges and the potential of recycling for the energy transition

Technologies essential for achieving net-zero emissions, such as batteries, solar, wind, nuclear and hydrogen power generation, rely heavily on critical minerals. However, a new...
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