Canada sets strict new rules for foreign acquisitions in its mining sector amid a global M&A uptick, prioritizing national security and critical minerals.
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India’s first critical minerals auction sees low participation from major mining firms, highlighting regulatory and market challenges that need addressing for future success.
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US Supports Angola’s Plan to Become a Major Player in Critical Minerals and Energy
The US endorses Angola’s efforts to transition from oil reliance to a significant role in processing critical minerals and exporting clean energy.
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In a landmark summit, South Korea and African nations ushered in a new era of cooperation. The two sides agreed to launch…
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Solaris Resources cancels its $95 million stake sale to Zijin Mining due to strict Canadian investment regulations in critical minerals.
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While the current critical minerals market appears stable, uncertainties loom over its future. Rising demand and geopolitical tensions pose challenges that require proactive solutions.
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Canadian miner Fortune Minerals receives C$16.2 million ($12 million) from Canada and US governments to develop its critical minerals project in Northwest Territories.Â
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The US and Philippines are discussing a joint effort to challenge China’s control over nickel processing, a mineral vital for electric vehicle batteries. The Philippines would supply the nickel, the US would provide funding, and a third country would offer the processing technology.
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Glencore, a leading global commodity trading and mining company, has announced a significant increase in its investment in Stillwater Critical Minerals. The…
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China remains committed to investing in Canada’s critical minerals sector, despite a recent tightening of foreign ownership rules and ongoing political friction.…