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Quad partners unveil $20B critical minerals plan
The Quad partner nations — United States, Japan, Australia and India — unveiled plans to invest $20 billion to further support the buildout of a reliable critical minerals supply chain |
India is capable of sustaining strong demand for steel
Tata Steel believes that India will continue to be a growing market for steel. |
The three trends reshaping coal’s future
Demand from India, the growing importance of energy security and the global data centre boom are emerging as the defining trends shaping the future of Australia’s coal sector, reinforcing confidence in the country’s long-life, high-quality assets. |
Euro Manganese Reports Significant Permitting Progress
Euro Manganese Reports Significant Permitting Progress |
Demand for boron is weak, so why is the price still rising?
Currently, the domestic boron industry chain (ferroboron and boric acid) exhibits typical characteristics of supply-demand mismatch and spillover of pricing power. |
Statistics on Total Domestic Export Volume of Metallic Calcium in April and January-April 2026
In April 2026, the total domestic export volume of metallic calcium reached 2,563.181 tons |
EGA sticks to aluminium investment plans despite Iran war
Emirates Global Aluminium is sticking with its investment plans to increase production and recycling of the metal despite the Iran war |
ETM, Traxys sign MoU for offtake of tin, tantalum, niobium from Spanish mine
ETM is in the process of completing the acquisition of the Penouta mine, which operated as recently as October 2024 as the EU’s only direct source of tin, tantalum and niobium |
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