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Despite the volatility in the spot uranium market and the broader capital markets, some of which may be due to uncertainty brought by the tariff wars, uranium long-term price has remained stable…
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A new partnership between Torngat Metals and German magnet maker VAC aims to reduce reliance on Chinese rare earth supplies, bolstering the production of essential technologies for clean energy and defence. The…
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Kyrgyzaltyn, Kyrgyzstan’s premier mining enterprise, has formalised a series of cooperation agreements with three of Tajikistan’s foremost mining companies—Talco Gold, Tajik-China Mining Company, and Pakrut—marking a significant step towards regional industrial collaboration.
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A total of 23 historic buildings have already been moved. LKAB, which announced the discovery of Europe's largest deposit of rare earth elements next to the mine in 2023, is footing the…
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RG Gold is scaling up operations, boosting safety and training, and preparing for global expansion as Kazakhstan’s mining sector enters a new growth phase.
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Critical Metals’ Tanbreez project in Greenland returned thick rare earth and gallium intercepts, underscoring its potential as a strategic non-Chinese supply source.
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Military Metals plans October exploration at its Slovakian Tiennesgrund project, targeting high-grade antimony and gold to support EU supply chain security.
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Military Metals plans October exploration at its Slovakian Tiennesgrund project, targeting high-grade antimony and gold to support EU supply chain security.
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Rock Tech Lithium wins German government funding to enhance lithium recovery at its Guben converter, boosting Europe’s battery supply security.
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Navoi Mining is weighing a $20 billion dual listing in London and Tashkent as part of Uzbekistan’s privatization push amid soaring gold prices.