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From Miners to Manufacturers: How Europe is Reshaping Mining Finance Around Industrial Demand

18/12/2025

Europe’s renewed engagement with mining is not a reactive scramble for resources—it is a strategic overhaul of how mining finance, technology, and industrial integration interact....

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Europe’s Mining Transformation: Why Processing, Technology, and Capital Drive the New Resource Strategy

18/12/2025

Europe’s renewed focus on mining is less about reopening quarries and more about redesigning the continent’s entire value chain. Capital, technology, and processing capacity are...

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Three Europes, Three Mining Models: Germany, the Nordics, and South-East Europe Shaping Resource Strategies

18/12/2025

Europe’s renewed focus on mining is often framed as a single continental strategy—anchored in critical raw materials, strategic autonomy, and the energy transition. In reality,...

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Europe’s Mining Reset: Converging Finance, Technology, and Industrial Policy

18/12/2025

Europe’s mining sector is undergoing a structural transformation that goes far beyond the cyclical ups and downs of commodity markets. After decades of dependency on...

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Electricity as the Hidden Backbone of CBAM: Why Power Strategy Determines Manufacturing Competitiveness

18/12/2025

The latest CBAM draft confirms what industrial and power-market analysts have long suspected: electricity is no longer a peripheral factor in carbon pricing—it is becoming...

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Argentina’s lithium boom: Leveraging Chinese investment while retaining strategic sovereignty

David Lazarevic15/11/202415/11/2024

15/11/202415/11/2024

Argentina’s lithium sector has become a cornerstone of the global energy transition, with significant Chinese investment driving its development. However, under President Javier Milei’s leadership,...

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Saudi Minister confident in investment opportunities in Canada’s mining sector despite regulatory challenges

David Lazarevic02/10/202402/10/2024

02/10/202402/10/2024

Saudi Arabia’s mining minister, Bandar Alkhorayef, remains confident that barriers to investment in Canada’s mining sector will not hinder dealmaking by the kingdom. Speaking in...

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Iron ore struggles to recover as China’s steel market remains sluggish

David Lazarevic06/09/202406/09/2024

06/09/202406/09/2024

Iron ore prices steadied but are on track for their worst week since March, with little sign of recovery for China’s struggling steel market. Zhang...

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Norwegian oil and Serbian lithium: How similar is Serbia to Norway?

07/06/2024

“The money that would remain for us, we cannot even imagine. It’s literally a parallel with Norway before and after oil. It’s Serbia before and...

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Rio Tinto to Launch the World’s Largest Mining Project After 27 Years

05/06/2024

Rio Tinto has been present in Serbia since 2004, when it discovered a new mineral, “jadarite,” a combination of lithium and boron, while exploring the...

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From Miners to Manufacturers: How Europe is Reshaping Mining Finance Around Industrial Demand

Europe’s Mining Transformation: Why Processing, Technology, and Capital Drive the New Resource Strategy

Three Europes, Three Mining Models: Germany, the Nordics, and South-East Europe Shaping Resource Strategies

Europe’s Mining Reset: Converging Finance, Technology, and Industrial Policy

Electricity as the Hidden Backbone of CBAM: Why Power Strategy Determines Manufacturing Competitiveness

Argentina’s lithium boom: Leveraging Chinese investment while retaining strategic sovereignty

Saudi Minister confident in investment opportunities in Canada’s mining sector despite regulatory challenges

Iron ore struggles to recover as China’s steel market remains sluggish

Norwegian oil and Serbian lithium: How similar is Serbia to Norway?

Rio Tinto to Launch the World’s Largest Mining Project After 27 Years

Development Banks Coordinate Financing for Critical Minerals Supply Chains

Phoenix Tailings Completes Preliminary Engineering for €1.07 Billion Rare Earths Facility

NioCorp Reports €361 Million Cash Position as Elk Creek Critical Minerals Project Advances

Boliden’s Tara Deep Expansion Faces Community Opposition Over Tailings Facility

Endomines Expects Up to €2.3 Million Profit Increase From Boliden Gold Concentrate Deal

Metso Secures €40 Million Equipment Contract for Sweden’s...

Aurubis Invests €30 Million in Hamburg Emissions Control...

Central Asia Metals Reports Higher Zinc and Lead...

Central Asia Metals Secures Court Approval for Cygnus...

Sovereign Metals Maps €669 Million Funding Plan for...

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