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Mutapa Platinum secures $143 million for Darwendale development•Greenland Resources ships samples for byproduct tests•Zimbabwe’s lithium export earnings surge on higher spodumene prices•Northern Star director Cutifani joins Horizon Engage•Utah incentives boost Anson’s Green River post-tax NPV to $1.5 billion•PhosCo partners with STUDI International for Gasaat•Anglo-Teck merger, nickel sale are test cases for navigating geopolitical complexities, CEO says•SPC Nickel lines up 60 Muskox targets•Silver North wraps record Haldane drilling campaign•SAGA Metals drills 495.6m oxide interval at Radar•Tungsten miners turn to public markets as prices surge•Savannah Resource close to second offtake deal for Portugal lithium project•Dozens of soldiers, militants and miners killed in Nigeria attacks•Anglo American threatens to close Brazilian nickel operation if EU blocks sale to MMG•Codelco investigates new case of copper output discrepancies•Newmont CEO urges discipline in gold industry despite higher prices•Gold price hits two-month low as oil surge revives rate fears•Trafigura backs $431.67 million Copperbelt power link•Ravensthorpe nickel mine operator fined $810,000 over worker injury•Titan Mining signs preliminary deal with US Army for Alabama graphite facility Mutapa Platinum secures $143 million for Darwendale development•Greenland Resources ships samples for byproduct tests•Zimbabwe’s lithium export earnings surge on higher spodumene prices•Northern Star director Cutifani joins Horizon Engage•Utah incentives boost Anson’s Green River post-tax NPV to $1.5 billion•PhosCo partners with STUDI International for Gasaat•Anglo-Teck merger, nickel sale are test cases for navigating geopolitical complexities, CEO says•SPC Nickel lines up 60 Muskox targets•Silver North wraps record Haldane drilling campaign•SAGA Metals drills 495.6m oxide interval at Radar•Tungsten miners turn to public markets as prices surge•Savannah Resource close to second offtake deal for Portugal lithium project•Dozens of soldiers, militants and miners killed in Nigeria attacks•Anglo American threatens to close Brazilian nickel operation if EU blocks sale to MMG•Codelco investigates new case of copper output discrepancies•Newmont CEO urges discipline in gold industry despite higher prices•Gold price hits two-month low as oil surge revives rate fears•Trafigura backs $431.67 million Copperbelt power link•Ravensthorpe nickel mine operator fined $810,000 over worker injury•Titan Mining signs preliminary deal with US Army for Alabama graphite facility

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Element 25 signs MoU to develop HPMSM facility in Tokyo

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03 April 2025