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Nippon Steel’s Acquisition of US Steel Faces Scrutiny

According to Mining.com citing Reuters, Japan’s Minister of Economy, Trade, and Industry Yasutoshi Nishimura recently stated that Japan-US relations are “better than ever,” but he declined to comment on the US review of Nippon Steel’s acquisition of US Steel. At a press conference, Nishimura noted that he was aware of the US National Economic Council […]

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Argentine President: Musk Interested in the Country’s Lithium Reserves

According to foreign media reports, Argentine President Javier Milei stated on a program that Tesla CEO Elon Musk and the US government have shown interest in Argentina’s lithium reserves. Milei revealed, “I received a call from Elon Musk. He is very interested in lithium, as is the US government and many American companies. However, they

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Marubeni and Antofagasta Decide to Expand Centinela Copper Mine, Aiming to Double Copper Concentrate Production Capacity

According to an official announcement from Marubeni Corporation (“Marubeni”), the company has partnered with Antofagasta plc to invest in the expansion project of Minera Centinela copper mine located in Chile. The consumption of copper has historically been linked to the urbanization, electrification, and infrastructure development in developing countries. Recently, it has also been associated with

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Australia Opens Doors for Government-Funded Copper and Nickel Projects

According to foreign reports on December 18th, Australia has opened the door for government-funded copper and nickel projects, categorizing them as crucial materials for global energy transition but not yet facing supply chain disruptions. Strategic materials will be eligible for around $40 billion in government funding from institutions such as Export Finance Australia, the Northern

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Sky Metals Unearths High-Grade Tin Mineralization in Tallebung

Sky Metals Unearths High-Grade Tin Mineralization in Tallebung Sky Metals conducted conceptual drilling outside the open-pit mine in Tallebung and discovered additional high-grade tin mineralization, indicating that the resource extends beyond the known mineralized zone. As part of the mining and environmental permitting process for the Tallebung Tin Project in New South Wales, two groundwater

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One of the Largest Copper Mines Suspended Production, Anglo American Reduces Output Guidance – Supply Tightening Favors Copper Prices

According to foreign reports on December 11th, the closure and production interruptions of copper mines have rapidly altered the copper supply landscape, leading analysts to lower their forecasts for copper oversupply, sending a positive signal for the industrial metal’s price. The London Metal Exchange (LME) copper price rose last Friday to $8,640 per ton, reaching

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The Multifaceted Impacts of EU’s Inclusion of Copper and Nickel in Critical Raw Materials List

In September 2023, the European Union (EU) introduced the “Critical Raw Materials Act” (CRMA), with copper and nickel being included in the list. As essential raw materials for modern industry, the EU’s decision to include these two metals in the critical raw materials list aims to ensure a stable supply and promote its own energy

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Building a Secure Mineral Resource Supply System: Japan and South Korea’s Multifaceted Approach

In October of this year, Japan and the United States announced a trade agreement related to clean energy technology minerals. Not long before that, South Korean battery giant LG Energy Solutions (LGES) stated that it had signed an investment agreement with Australian lithium developer Green Tech Metals Ltd. to strengthen the procurement of key minerals

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India Strengthens Critical Mineral Supply Chain by Identifying a List of Key Minerals

At the end of September, the Indian government announced a list of 30 critical minerals essential for its green energy transition and reducing reliance on imports, planning to use this list to help formulate government strategies. The List contains 30 critical minerals. The list includes antimony, beryllium, bismuth, cobalt, copper, gallium, germanium, graphite, hafnium, indium,

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Mexico’s Mining Industry Declines by 4.3% in the First Three Quarters.

According to BNAmericas, in the first three quarters, Mexico’s mining and metallurgy industry (hereafter referred to as the mining industry) saw a year-on-year production decline of 4.3%, with an annual decline seemingly inevitable. Affected by the weakness in the construction industry, the Mexican mining industry only grew by 1.1%. Data from the Mexican National Institute

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