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Panama to hold referendum on First Quantum contract, halts new projects

PLUS: Teck president & COO departs | Glencore cuts nickel guidance | Appian invests in US graphite firm
 
October 30th, 2023
MINING NEWS DIGEST
 
Panama to hold referendum on First Quantum contract, halts new projects
President Laurentino Cortizo said locals will decide on Dec. 17 whether to revoke the controversial 20-year contract.
 
Teck parts ways with president and COO Harry Conger after massive cost overruns at QB2
Teck chief executive Jonathan Price is taking over as president, while the company searches for a permanent COO replacement.
 
Glencore cuts 2023 nickel guidance as strikes hit production
The company has lowered its guidance for full-year nickel production by 9% to approximately 102,000 metric tons.
 
Appian invests in US graphite-focused firm Urbix
Appian has also inked a deal with Urbix to develop a commercial-scale downstream graphite processing facility in the US.
 
AVZ Minerals to file arbitration over contested Congo lithium mine
Last week, Zijin Mining said joint venture Manono Lithium SAS was granted rights over the northeast tenement of the Manono mine.
 
JV Article: Enhancing mining operations through innovative technology — Gahcho Kué case study
Over the last two years, Galaxy Broadband Communications (Galaxy) has established key partnerships with OneWeb (U.K.) and Nokia Canada that promise remarkable […]
 
Fortuna Silver wins another court decision in Mexico, has San Jose EIA reinstated
In its ruling on Monday, the Federal Administrative Court dismissed the allegations contained in the annulment resolution.
 
Finland discovers rare earth minerals at the Sokli deposit 
Sokli is the world's largest carbonatite deposit and could produce 10% of the REE needed annually in Europe.
 
BlackRock says buy metals companies if you care about climate
"The story is about what's happening over the next 10 to 15 years," said Evy Hambro, global head of thematic and sector investing at BlackRock.
 
Hedge funds pile into uranium stocks set for 'dramatic' rise
Several hedge fund managers have started ratcheting up their exposure to uranium stocks, as they bet on significant price gains.
 
Gem Diamonds finds 117.47-carat diamond at Letseng
The discovery of the white Type IIa rough diamond is a much-needed positive news for the company which reported last month a $1 million loss.
 
World's largest gold bracteate may hold clues on Denmark's autocratic clan leaders
Danish researchers are employing cutting-edge technology to digitally unfold the world's largest gold bracteate.
 
China's fraying ties to Myanmar's tin hub threaten key supply
Since the discovery of large deposits in Wa State, Myanmar has become a crucial tin producer.
 
Traders abandon China's 'copper king' as metals woes spread
More than a dozen employees have left Shanghai-based copper traders affiliated with Chinese conglomerate Amer International Group Co. in the past few weeks.
 
Burkina Faso targets bigger royalties as gold production drops
The West African nation increased the minimum royalty rate for spot price above $1,500 an ounce to 6% from 5%.
 


 
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