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Indonesia to Review Mining Compliance and Reassess Output Quotas

According to foreign media on November 29, a senior mining official stated on Friday that Indonesia will inspect mining companies’ compliance with environmental regulations and other rules. The government will “reassess” output quotas for companies found in violation to ensure the sustainability of mineral reserves. Indonesia, rich in natural resources such as copper, gold, tin, […]

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Australia Announces Tax Incentives for Critical Minerals and Renewable Hydrogen

According to Mining.com, citing Reuters, the Australian government announced on Monday its intention to legislate tax incentives to encourage mining sector investments in expanding renewable hydrogen and critical mineral production, both of which are pivotal to its energy transition strategy. The government stated that the proposed legislation would provide a 10% cost deduction for the

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Artemis Gold Nears First Gold Pour at Blackwater Mine by Year-End

Artemis Gold announced that its Blackwater Mine, located in central British Columbia, is in the final stages of construction and commissioning, with the first gold pour expected by the end of this year. In a Thursday update, the company revealed that the first batch of ore has been introduced into the crushing circuit at the

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Far East Gold Announces Initial Resource Estimate for Idenburg Project in Indonesia

Far East Gold, a junior exploration company, has announced the first inferred resource estimate for its Idenburg project, located near the border of Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. Currently, the project’s inferred resources include 540,000 ounces of gold at a grade of 4.1 g/t and 468,000 ounces of silver at a grade of 3.6 g/t.

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Peru Aims to Double Copper Production, Challenges Chile as World’s Top Producer

According to foreign media reports on November 17, Victor Gobitz, President of Peru’s SNMPE, stated that Peru has the potential to double its copper production and compete with Chile for the top spot as the world’s largest producer. Currently, Peru produces 2.5 million tons of copper annually, while Chile, the largest producer, produces 5 million

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Russian Researchers Develop Cost-Effective Metal Hydride Hydrogen Storage Technology

Recently, researchers at Tomsk Polytechnic University in Russia have developed a new hydrogen storage technology based on metal hydrides. This technology uses titanium-iron alloys as the hydrogen storage material, achieving only a 5%–10% efficiency loss after thousands of hydrogen absorption and desorption cycles. The cost is one-third that of similar products. This innovation not only

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Australian Lithium Mines Reduce Production, Potential Impact on Global Lithium Price Trends

At the start of November, disruptions in Myanmar’s rare earth supply have once again drawn attention to the rare earth sector. Following price hikes in September and October, Northern Rare Earth (600111.SH) continued to slightly increase listing prices in November. According to sources from within the industry, the reduction in Myanmar’s rare earth supply has

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Manitoba Launches Strategy to Secure Critical Minerals and Strengthen Indigenous Partnerships

According to a report from Mining.com, the Province of Manitoba in Canada has announced the “Securing the Future of Critical Minerals” strategy to accelerate the development of critical mineral projects, while building strong partnerships with Indigenous communities. This initiative focuses on maintaining sustainable economic growth. Jamie Moses, Manitoba’s Minister of Economic Development, Investment, Trade, and

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Myanmar’s Rare Earth Supply Disruptions and China’s Regulation Push Northern Rare Earth Prices Upward

At the beginning of November, disruptions in Myanmar’s rare earth supply reignited market interest in the rare earth sector. Meanwhile, following the elevated listed prices for rare earth products in September and October, Northern Rare Earth (600111.SH) announced a slight increase in its November listing prices. According to industry insiders, Myanmar’s reduced rare earth supply

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Glencore Reports Decline in Copper, Cobalt, Zinc, Nickel, and Coal Production; Reaffirms High-End Profit Outlook

According to a report from October 30, Glencore announced on Wednesday that copper, cobalt, zinc, nickel, and thermal coal production dropped during the first nine months of the year. However, the company reaffirmed its trading profit is expected to reach the high end of its long-term range of $3.5 billion. The company’s own copper production

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