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Sun, Jul 26, 9:44 PM ET
Lynas strikes cross-subscription deal to boost rare earth metal capacity
Lynas Rare Earths (ASX:LYC) enters a cross-subscription agreement to expand production capacity, reinforcing its central role in Australia's critical minerals s
TipRanks · +1 outlets
Nova Minerals positions Alaska antimony project to support new US defence supply chain policy
The project aligns with US efforts to secure antimony supply for defence needs, following a new supply chain policy.
Proactive financial news · +10 outlets
Brazil's mining industry revenue reached 298.8 billion reais in 2025, exports about $46 billion
Brazil's mining sector grew 10.3% in revenue for 2025, with iron ore accounting for the largest share of exports.
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Tangshan steel production cuts: 20% blast furnace reduction announced
China's steelmaking hub Tangshan implements short-term blast furnace production cuts, signalling ongoing government efforts to curb output.
IndexBox · +2 outlets
BHP shares struggle to hold A$60 as CBA closes gap for ASX lead
BHP's stock faces pressure near A$60 while Commonwealth Bank narrows the market capitalisation gap for the top ASX position.
thebull.com.au
US Steel and Cleveland-Cliffs pattern bargaining opens for 23,000 workers
Union pattern bargaining negotiations commence covering 23,000 US Steel and Cleveland-Cliffs employees.
World Socialist Web Site
New mapping approach in NATO's newest member could break China's grip on rare earths
Advanced geological mapping in a new NATO member country aims to diversify rare earth supply away from Chinese dominance.
Dagens.com
Aclara wins US federal funding for AI rare earth processing
Aclara receives US federal funding to develop AI-driven rare earth processing technology, advancing domestic critical minerals capability.
Mining.com.au · +1 outlets
Cleveland-Cliffs promotes Celso Goncalves to President-CFO
Cleveland-Cliffs names Celso Goncalves as President and CFO in a leadership restructuring.
The Globe and Mail · +12 outlets
Imperial Metals Red Chris copper output falls 24%
Imperial Metals reports a 24% decline in copper production at its Red Chris mine in British Columbia.
Mining.com.au · +1 outlets
Iron ore stuck on the cliff's edge
Iron ore prices remain precariously positioned amid weak Chinese demand and oversupply concerns.
MacroBusiness · +1 outlets
Tata Steel's EASyMelt technology aims to halve coke use in blast furnaces
Tata Steel develops EASyMelt technology targeting a 50% reduction in coke consumption in blast furnace operations.
BusinessLine · +2 outlets
Jindal Steel Q1FY27 slides as margins rise, value-added mix grows
Jindal Steel's Q1 results show margin improvement on a higher value-added product mix despite a dip in volumes.
Investing.com · +1 outlets
Zimbabwe's raw lithium ban paying off as ambitions grow
Zimbabwe's ban on raw lithium exports is yielding results as the country pushes for domestic processing capacity.
The Economic Times · +3 outlets
Rio Tinto advances ahead of results, iron ore performance seen as key
Rio Tinto's shares rise ahead of earnings as investors focus on iron ore performance and copper strategy across South America.
TechStock² · +5 outlets
Fortescue diversifies beyond iron ore as CEO test drives 150-ton haul truck
Fortescue continues its diversification strategy beyond iron ore while demonstrating its electric haul truck technology.
Kalkine · +1 outlets
Tamil Nadu's Rare Earth Corridor can become a magnet for investments: IREL
IREL promotes Tamil Nadu's proposed Rare Earth Corridor as a major investment opportunity in critical minerals processing.
The Times of India · +3 outlets
Union claims it has public backing in fight with BHP
A union representing BHP workers claims strong public support amid ongoing industrial disputes with the miner.
The Australian · +14 outlets

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