In a significant move that signals a shift in lithium supply chain dynamics, Rio Tinto has acquired a 53.9% majority stake in Nemaska Lithium, while...
As the European zinc and lead sectors navigate a challenging landscape, producers are confronting significant supply constraints driven by ongoing smelter rationalisation. This trend is...
Recent developments in Serbia’s Rogozna massif are positioning it as a significant player in Europe’s gold-copper sector. Strickland Metals Ltd, an Australian mining company, has...
The Khandiza polymetallic project, spearheaded by Rushmore Group, marks a pivotal development in Uzbekistan’s mining sector, emphasizing the importance of local processing over the traditional...
Zinc, lead, and silver play a crucial yet often overlooked role in the global mining landscape. These metals are vital for infrastructure development, electrification, and...
As Europe navigates the complexities of its raw materials landscape, attention often gravitates toward high-profile minerals like lithium and rare earths. However, the continent’s industrial...
Europe’s industrial transformation is no longer defined by the opening of new mines or geological ambition. The decisive struggle takes place further down the value...
Europe’s metals strength no longer begins in the ground—it begins in the refinery. Few countries illustrate this reality more clearly than Belgium, which has quietly...
Europe’s mining sector is entering a phase of strategic consolidation, marked less by rapid expansion and more by selective asset reshuffling. Recent focus on base...
South-East Europe stands at a pivotal crossroads. For decades, the region’s mineral wealth—copper, bauxite, lead, zinc, gold, chromite, and industrial minerals—was acknowledged but underutilized, viewed...