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Panama panel backs path to Cobre Panama restart - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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Posted By: Cecilia Jamasmie September 30, 2026 Panama should negotiate a restart of First Quantum Minerals’ (TSX: FM) Cobre Panama mine to fund its eventual orderly closure without burdening the state, a ministerial committee has recommended to President José Raúl Mulino. The three-minister commission’s recommendation — part of a list of 17 — follows an audit conducted by independent Swiss consultants, along with an assessment of the mine’s economic, environmental and legal implications. The com
BHP’s Escondida restart eases tight copper supply woes - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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BHP’s (ASX, LSE, NYSE: BHP) Escondida in Chile, the world’s largest copper mine, is gradually resuming operations after a fatal accident halted activity this week just as tight inventories and strong demand keep the copper market under pressure. Escondida’s interruption came a day after COMEX copper reached a record $6.83 per lb. before easing to $6.76 per lb. on Friday morning. The worker was fatally injured while doing maintenance work at the mine and Escondida president Alejandro Tapia confir
TD sees rhodium surplus ending four-year squeeze - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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Posted By: Cecilia Jamasmie September 25, 2026 Rhodium prices are poised to fall as weakening autocatalyst demand pushes the market into surplus next year, though exceptionally thin inventories leave the rare metal vulnerable to sharp supply-driven rallies, according to TD Securities. TD projects rhodium will fall from about $9,000 an oz. to $7,600 in 2027 and $6,500 in 2028, TD projects. After four consecutive years of deficits, the Toronto-based bank expects a 20,000-oz. surplus next year as r
Rainbow taps Neo to advance South African rare earths - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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Rainbow Rare Earths (LSE: RBW) has selected Neo Performance Materials (TSX: NEO) to help design the final separation circuit at its Phalaborwa rare earths project in South Africa, clearing the way for a prefeasibility study in the fourth quarter. Under a memorandum of understanding, Toronto-based Neo would receive offtake rights to 40% of Phalaborwa’s annual production of separated neodymium-praseodymium (NdPr) oxide and 65% of its mixed SEG+ heavy rare earth carbonate, the company said Thursday
Rio Tinto to expand metals trading beyond own output - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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Posted By: Cecilia Jamasmie September 24, 2026 Rio Tinto (ASX, NYSE, LSE: RIO) plans to expand its metals trading business into third-party material and derivatives as chief executive Simon Trott seeks to squeeze more value from the world’s second-largest miner. The initiative, Bloomberg reported, would mark a shift for Rio Tinto, which has historically focused on marketing its own production and operates a much smaller trading business than Glencore (LSE: GLEN). Glencore’s extensive trading net
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