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Lithium shares steadied after Thursday's 4.0% fall in the LIT fund, with Chile's SQM and US producer Albemarle both rising on Friday. The post Lithium Fund Flat as Chile Miner Gains 1.37% | Lithium, Oct 23 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Copper recovered about half of Thursday's loss as the CPER fund rose 1.53%, while Southern Copper and Freeport-McMoRan gained less than 1%. The post Copper Fund Gains 1.53% as Southern Copper Rises 0.77% | Copper, Oct 23 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Kenmare, operator of Mozambique's Moma titanium mine, is studying monazite output of up to 4,000 tonnes a year. A final investment decision is still pending. The post Mozambique Titanium Miner Eyes Rare Earths appeared first on The Rio Times.
African Minerals, once valued at about US$3 billion, was worth about US$51 million at its trading halt. Shareholders and Timis Corp dispute a rescue offer. The post African Minerals Fell From US$3B to US$51M appeared first on The Rio Times.
Colombia's mining ministry repealed the resolutions behind 15 special mining districts, La República reported, as Bogotá courts foreign mining investment. The post Colombia Repeals 15 Mining Districts appeared first on The Rio Times.
Who runs the Mozambique economy in October 2026: the Chapo government, the new central bank governor, gas projects, Mozal, Kenmare and the banks. The post Who Runs Mozambique’s Economy, the Key Players in 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Rio Tinto Group will spend $1.9 billion to expand its bauxite mining operations in northern Australia, with the development of a new major mine to replace production from depleting projects.
Liberia hosts its first international mining and energy conference on 28 and 29 October, with iron ore, gold and power projects worth over US$3 billion. The post Liberia Mining Conference Starts 28 October appeared first on The Rio Times.
Bolivia's mining authority AJAM says it found over 100 excavators, 200 dump trucks and 500 people at a Potosí gold site with no valid title. The post Bolivia Gold Mining Site Had 100 Excavators appeared first on The Rio Times.
Who runs the Zimbabwe economy in October 2026: the president's team, the central bank, mines ministry, gold and lithium miners, banks, Delta and Econet. The post Who Runs Zimbabwe’s Economy, the Key Players in 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Guyana’s gold exports reached US$826.2 million in January to June, up 48.5 percent, but all of the gain came from price while shipped ounces fell 6.7 percent. The post Guyana Gold Exports Hit US$826 Million appeared first on The Rio Times.
Centauri plans 12,000 m at Rio Grande, first drilling there since 2013, and Golden Minerals 1,250 m at Desierto for US$1.088 million, El Tribuno recapped. The post Two Miners Plan 13,250 m of Puna Drilling appeared first on The Rio Times.
The world’s biggest proxy-advisory firm said the number of worker fatalities in accidents at the operations of Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. raising questions about bonuses paid to management.
Ottawa is spending billions to process critical minerals at home while Canadian miners still depend on lithium and copper from Chile, Peru and Argentina. The post Canada Critical Minerals Push Meets Latin America appeared first on The Rio Times.
Africa critical minerals reserves in 2026: Congo mines 73% of the world's cobalt, South Africa leads platinum, and export bans reshape supply. The post Africa’s Critical Minerals 2026: Who Holds What and Why appeared first on The Rio Times.
Copper mines in Latin America: Chile and Peru mine a third of world copper. Who owns them, what drives prices and what US tariffs mean in 2026. The post Copper in Latin America 2026: Mines, Prices and Politics appeared first on The Rio Times.
The lithium triangle of Chile, Argentina and Bolivia holds about 43% of known lithium. Who owns it, who mines it and who sets the rules in 2026. The post Lithium in Latin America 2026: Inside the Lithium Triangle appeared first on The Rio Times.
Chile's Finance and Mining ministries asked Codelco, the state copper giant, for a shareholders' meeting over a second case of false copper output. The post Chile Demands Answers on False Copper Output appeared first on The Rio Times.
Canadian Minister of International Trade says they see a lot of collaborative opportunities in India especially in the field of energy, mining, and food security. Maninder Sidhu spoke to Haslinda Amin on the sidelines of the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi. (Source: Bloomberg)
Rio Tinto Group’s copper production remained steady in the third quarter as a strong performance at its Oyu Tolgoi mine in Mongolia offset declines elsewhere, while shipments of iron ore rose marginally.