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Skillings Mining Review is a niche industry news outlet focused on the global mining sector, with particular strength in North American coverage.
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Brazilian Rare Earths Advances Pilot-Plant Testing as Monte Alto Moves Toward Feasibility (opens the original)
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Brazilian Rare Earths has commissioned the first stage of its Camaçari pilot plant in Bahia, producing its first rare earth mineral concentrate. The milestone advances metallurgical testing for the Monte Alto project as the company works towards completing its pre-feasibility study (PFS). The company has also secured R$6.4 million (approximately A$1.7 million) in partner funding for Stage II, which will test hydrometallurgical extraction and rare earth separation. The contribution is expected to
The World’s 10 Largest Mining Companies in 2026: What Their Market Values Reveal About Mining’s Next Capital Cycle (opens the original)
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BHP Group leads the world’s listed mining companies by market capitalisation, but the industry’s largest businesses are pursuing different paths. Some rely on iron ore and other bulk commodities. Others have substantial exposure to copper or gold. A third group combines mining with coal production or commodity trading. Those differences matter. A company’s market value reflects more than the amount of material it extracts. Investors also assess earnings, costs, debt, growth projects and the risk
Illegal Mining’s Expanding Shadow: How Criminal Networks Are Distorting Critical Mineral Supply Chains (opens the original)
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Illegal mining is often treated as a problem at the mine gate. Its consequences, however, can travel much further. Gold, cobalt, tin and other minerals can pass through traders, aggregators, transporters, processors and exporters before reaching international markets. At each stage, weak controls can make it harder to establish where material originated, who produced it and whether it was extracted legally. That creates a problem for more than governments. Miners operating within the law can fac
The Next UN Secretary-General: What the Leadership Transition Means for Critical Minerals (opens the original)
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The Acid Bottleneck: How Sulphur Supply Risks Are Reshaping Critical Minerals Mining (opens the original)
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--> Sulphuric Acid Supply Chain Risk: How Export Curbs Threaten Copper and Nickel Mining Sulphuric acid rarely features in discussions about the critical minerals supply chain. Yet copper and nickel producers depend on it to process certain ores, making sulphuric acid mining a matter of chemical security as much as geology. When supplies tighten, mines can face higher costs, procurement delays and pressure on production plans. In 2026, sulphur supply disruption from the Middle East and a <a href
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