Infographic: Uranium production – Spheres of control
Uranium production is dominated by Russia today, but by 2030 the picture changes.
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Cornish Metals pegs South Crofty tin mine value at $235M
Updated PEA shows a 14-year mine life, averaging 4,700 tonnes annually from years 2-6, with first production by 2028.
China freezes BHP iron ore cargoes amid pricing dispute
China is the world's top iron ore buyer, with BHP as its third-largest supplier after Rio Tinto and Vale.
Asante Gold completes sulphide plant construction at Bibiani mine in Ghana
Optimization to achieve +85% gold recovery will progress through October, the company said.
Kinterra raises $80M to support Pumpkin Hollow restart
Management is targeting first production within 24 months.
Japan Gold shares plunge as Barrick alliance ends
Barrick has invested approximately C$23.2 million into the alliance.
Sterling soars on high-grade copper find in Ontario
Results include the highest copper and gold grades encountered to date at the Soo project.
Gold price soars to new record on US gov’t shutdown fears
Silver also rose above $47 per ounce to a new 11-year high.
Bank of America projects copper price to surge past $11,000 in 2026
BofA analysts flagged ongoing setbacks at some of the world’s largest mines.
Newmont names Natascha Viljoen CEO as Palmer retires
Viljoen's nomination marks the first time in Newmont’s 104-year history that a woman will lead the company.
Mark Bristow’s shocking exit shakes up Barrick leadership
Mark Hill, responsible for Barrick’s Latin American and Asia Pacific regions, takes charge immediately as interim president and CEO.
How AI predictive maintenance helps mining overcome dirty power
Denis Kouroussis, CEO of Volta Insite, explains how AI-assisted maintenance tools can help mining operations detect early warning signs of electrical degradation.