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Harmony Gold to Invest up to US$1.75 Billion in Australian Copper Project

According to Mining.com, Harmony Gold Mining Co. Ltd., South Africa’s largest gold producer, announced on Monday that its board has approved an investment of between US$1.55 billion and US$1.75 billion to develop the Eva Copper Project in Queensland, Australia, following the completion of an updated feasibility study. This marks a significant milestone in the company’s […]

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Sitka Gold Discovers Near-Surface High-Grade Gold Mineralization at RC Property in Yukon, Canada

According to Mining.com, Sitka Gold Corp. has intersected multiple zones of near-surface high-grade gold mineralization at its RC Property in Yukon, Canada. At the Contact zone, drill hole DDRCCC-25-113 returned 119 meters grading 1.09 g/t gold starting at 15 meters, including 10.7 meters at 4.1 g/t gold from 24 meters depth. “This first round of

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Bridgestone Expands in China with High-End Passenger Tire Upgrade Project

The project follows Bridgestone (China) Investment Co., Ltd.’s commitment, announced in November 2024, to expand its investment in high-end passenger car tire production in cooperation with Wuxi High-Tech Zone. The company plans to invest approximately RMB 562 million in China over the next three years. According to the environmental approval document, the Wuxi plant will

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Timor-Leste Pushes to Build a Strong Mining Industry with Second Licensing Round

According to MiningNews.net (MNN), “Simple, efficient, and less bureaucratic” is the goal of the Timor-Leste government, which is preparing to develop a strong mining industry in the small Southeast Asian island nation. Rafael de Araujo, Director-General of the National Directorate for Mineral Resources, announced at the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) in Sydney that

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Panama Insists on Resource Ownership in Talks to Restart Cobre Panama Copper Mine

On Monday, October 20, Panama’s Finance Minister said that any agreement to restart operations at the $10 billion Cobre Panama copper mine must explicitly state that the land and resources belong to the Republic of Panama. Following a Supreme Court ruling, environmental protests, and political unrest, the mine was ordered to shut down in late

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Copper Shortage Looms Despite Anglo-Teck’s $54 Billion Merger

Mining executives rarely agree on much, but most now share one view — the world is speeding toward a copper shortage. The real question is how to respond. At first glance, Anglo American’s $54 billion merger with Teck Resources seems like a promising solution to global supply concerns. Copper is essential for the green energy

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India Plans Strategic Critical Mineral Reserve to Support Defense Industry

According to Mining.com citing Bloomberg, India is considering establishing a strategic reserve of critical minerals to meet emergency needs for its defense industry. Rajesh Kumar Singh, a senior official from India’s Ministry of Defense, said the purpose of the reserve is to ensure supply security for critical minerals and metals essential for military applications such

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Burkina Faso Seeks 35% Stake in WAR’s Kiaka Gold Mine, Highlighting Rising Resource Nationalization

According to Mining.com, Burkina Faso is accelerating its natural resource nationalization drive by demanding an additional 35% stake in West African Resources’ (WAR) Kiaka gold mine. The move forced WAR to suspend trading on August 28, with trading expected to resume on September 1. WAR has grown from a struggling exploration firm into one of

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Burkina Faso Accelerates Mining Nationalization, WAR’s Kiaka Mine Faces Shareholding Pressure

According to Mining.com, Burkina Faso is accelerating the nationalization of its natural resources. The government recently requested an additional 35% stake in the Kiaka gold mine, operated by West African Resources (WAR), forcing the company to suspend trading on August 28. WAR stated that the government aims to secure greater rights, and trading is expected

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U.S., Australia, India, Japan Launch Quad Critical Minerals Initiative Amid Geopolitical Tensions

According to Mining Weekly citing Reuters, the United States has announced a new Quad Critical Minerals Initiative (QCMI) in partnership with Australia, India, and Japan, despite recent trade frictions and political disagreements among the nations. All four countries share concerns over the security of critical mineral supply chains, especially amid growing geopolitical instability. However, U.S.

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