The investment is part of a C$56 million private placement of Wallbridge shares.
Grasberg is now running at 50% of capacity and is expected to reach 65% later this year, Freeport Indonesia's CEO says.
Highlight assays at the West Rim zone include 19 metres grading 2.69 grams gold per tonne, 3.24 grams silver and 0.03% copper.
Stricter rules including security reviews on foreign investments in the Chinese mining sector are set to take effect on June 15.
Letšeng’s rare large diamonds lifted quarterly revenue as lower carat sales shifted into the second quarter.
Recovering spodumene prices are prompting Australian lithium producers to revive suspended mines and expansion plans.
Brussels is focusing on strategic reserves and industrial policy due to export curbs revealing vulnerabilities in critical mineral supply.
The company’s flagship Graphite Creek project in Alaska is described by the US Geological Survey as the largest graphite deposit in the country.
Company said its manufacturing process expands the possibilities for magnet design, materials, and performance characteristics.
The former head of commodity research at Goldman Sachs revealed that he has been "short gold" since March.
Ottawa backs the Quebec-based project, billed as the biggest graphite mine in the G7.
Upon completion, Westgold would emerge as a 19.9% shareholder of Corazon.
The announcement comes just days after Sherritt said it would be dissolving the 50/50 Moa joint venture.
Hope Bay is expected to produce between 400,000 and 435,000 oz. gold annually over an initial 11-year mine life.
Government wants early transition talks to avoid economic fallout from a future shutdown of its biggest coal mine.
Brazilian court ruling and waste allegations pressure Sigma Lithium as the company advances expansion plans for its lithium operation.
Faster gains in mining output may come from improving recovery on existing leach pads rather than building new supply.
Order directs J.H. Campbell coal-power plant in West Olive to take all steps necessary to remain available to operate and to minimize costs.
The company’s latest initiative — internally dubbed “Project Powderhound” — marks EnergyX’s third lithium project and its second in the US.
MinRes said it expects to begin ramp-up activities soon, followed by crushing and mining operations next month.
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