GOLD
Macmahon Wins $38 Million Contract for Groundrush Gold Project
The Central Tanami Project Joint Venture has awarded Macmahon a $38 million contract to construct an underground decline at the Groundrush Gold Project in Australia's Northern Territory. The joint venture, owned by MGX Resources and Tanami Gold, is advancing...
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Strategic Investment Advances Alaska Critical Minerals
Definitive agreements have been executed for an approximately US$35.6 million strategic investment by the US Department of War into the Ambler Metals joint venture structure, advancing the development of critical mineral projects in northwestern Alaska. The transaction involves both...
COPPER
BHP and SiTration Advance Copper Recovery from Mine Water
MIT spinout SiTration and BHP have begun trialling copper recovery technology at BHP's Copper Cities site in Arizona, using legacy mining water as feedstock. The two companies have announced two pilot deployments aimed at validating copper recovery from legacy...
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Ramaco and Indium Agree Gallium and Germanium Supply Deal
Ramaco Resources and Indium Corporation have entered into a non-binding memorandum of understanding covering the potential supply of gallium and germanium from Ramaco's Brook Mine rare earth and critical-mineral project in Wyoming. The gallium and germanium supply deal outlines...
GOLD
Blackwater Gold Mine Expansion Drives Production Growth
Artemis Gold is pressing ahead with phased expansions at the Blackwater gold mine in British Columbia that will more than triple processing capacity and position the operation among Canada's largest gold producers. The combined investment across both phases of...
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US Critical Minerals Funding Targets $162M Waste Recovery
The US Department of Energy has selected nine projects for $162 million in potential funding aimed at recovering critical minerals from mine waste and industrial feedstocks. The initiative is part of a broader push to strengthen domestic supplies of...
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US Critical Minerals Funding Reaches $500 Million
The US Department of Energy has selected seven projects for $500 million in potential federal funding as part of a third round of investment aimed at expanding domestic critical mineral processing, battery manufacturing and recycling capacity. This latest tranche...
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