Blog • Mar 26, 2025
NexGen’s Breakthrough Hole Recasts Rook I
NexGen Energy reports its best-ever drill hole at the Rook I project in Saskatchewan, doubling the high-grade uranium zone at Patterson Corridor East and signaling major…
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Battery Metals • Mar 25, 2025
DRC Considers Extension of Cobalt Export Ban
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the world’s largest producer of cobalt, is weighing an extension of its four-month export ban as prices rebound sharply and…
Blog • Mar 22, 2025
Trump Invokes Defense Production Act to
President Donald Trump has officially invoked the Defense Production Act, a Cold War-era statute, to boost domestic mining efforts and secure a steady supply of critical…
Blog • Mar 21, 2025
Geologists Uncover World’s Largest Iron Ore
Hamersley Range, Western Australia – Geologists have identified the largest iron ore deposit ever recorded, located in the Hamersley Range of Western Australia. This colossal reserve is…
Blog • Mar 21, 2025
QIMC Launches New Hydrogen Exploration Camp in
Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (CSE: QIMC) has announced the establishment of a New Hydrogen Exploration Camp in Nova Scotia’s Cumberland Basin, signaling a strategic expansion of…
Base Metals • Mar 20, 2025
First Atlantic Nickel and Colorado School of
Geologic hydrogen is emerging as a potential clean energy source, and First Atlantic Nickel Corp. (TSXV: FAN) is taking a major step forward in its exploration.…
Blog • Mar 18, 2025
South African Phosphate Mine Faces New
The Elandsfontein South African phosphate mine, owned by billionaire Patrice Motsepe’s African Rainbow Capital Investments, is facing a fresh legal battle as the World Wildlife Fund…
Blog • Mar 18, 2025
South African Phosphate Mine: Pensana Secures
London-listed magnet metal supply chain developer Pensana has secured full financing approval for its Longonjo rare earth project in Angola. The funding, totaling approximately $268 million,…
Blog • Mar 17, 2025
Metals Markets: Tariff Policy on Precious Metals
Tariff policies have long played a significant role in shaping global trade, but their effects on the metals markets are particularly profound. With ongoing trade disputes…
Blog • Mar 13, 2025
U.S. construction industry Faces Rising Costs
The U.S. construction industry is confronting escalating challenges as recent tariffs on steel and aluminum imports threaten to inflate material costs and disrupt project timelines. President…
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