May delivery copper is now down 18.4% from its record high hit near the end of March on frantic US buying ahead of the tariffs, only just escaping a technical bear market. In London copper did not fare much better, dropping 6.8% to $8,734 per tonne, the lowest since March 2020 at the onset of the covid pandemic.

Ramelius Resources has reported a record underlying free cashflow of $223 million, marking the company’s second consecutive quarter of record cash generation.

Getting resources from pit to port takes more than just machinery, it takes smart execution, long-term planning and the right networks across the supply chain, including rail and logistics.

New Zealand’s willingness to encourage seabed mining in the same piece of ocean where offshore wind generation could be built is unprecedented, according to an international wind farm developer.

Fortescue Zero has developed an “ultra-fast booster system” that could increase the power of battery-electric mining vehicles.

Indonesian Mining Association on Tuesday urged the government to reconsider a plan to hike royalty rates for mining products as miners are already struggling with rising operational costs and tight cash flow.

Mining investment firm TechMet, which counts the US government as one of its largest investors, is looking to develop a major lithium project in central Ukraine.

Macmahon Holdings has been appointed as the underground mining services contractor at the Poboya gold project in Sulawesi, Indonesia, with the interim contract taking effect immediately.

Indonesia’s sprawling nickel industry is creaking under the weight of its own success, as a production surge drags down prices and a shortage of ore forces even the country’s own smelters to curb output.

Thiess has inked a three-year contract extension with QCoal at its Northern Hub operation in Queensland, with an additional three-year extension option.