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Australia’s mining sector warns of rising sovereign risk amid new regulations affecting investment and growth.

BHP seeks Chilean government mediation to avoid a strike at Escondida amid labor disputes.

Anglo American CEO Duncan Wanblad will address investors on strategic updates post-BHP takeover bid, focusing on copper, iron ore, and fertilizer projects.

Rising capital costs and declining ore grades at legacy mines are driving a sustained bull market in the copper industry, presenting both challenges and opportunities for growth.

In a surprising turn of events, BHP Group walked away from its proposed $49.2 billion takeover of Anglo American Plc. The deal’s demise hinges on a disagreement over Anglo-American’s South African assets. BHP sought to acquire these assets to become the world’s leading copper producer, but Anglo American rejected the deal structure.

In a move that could reshape the global copper market, Anglo American has again rejected a takeover bid from BHP. The $42.7 billion offer, though higher than BHP’s initial attempt, wasn’t enough to sway Anglo American’s board. BHP is determined to become a copper giant, but Anglo American seems focused on going it alone.

Japanese steelmakers are raising red flags over a potential merger between mining giants BHP and Anglo American. The deal could create a dominant player in the coking coal market, a key ingredient for steel production.

Brazil rejects BHP and Vale’s latest compensation offer for the 2015 Mariana dam collapse, demanding a more comprehensive solution for environmental cleanup and ensuring long-term recovery for impacted communities.

BHP’s decision to snub South Africa as an investment destination has ignited a political firestorm, with the ruling African National Congress (ANC)…