Category : Europe
SUSMAGPRO Advances Europe’s Rare-Earth Magnet Recycling From Research to Industrial Scale
The EU-funded SUSMAGPRO project has developed a circular recycling route for neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB) magnets, demonstrating how rare-earth materials recovered from discarded products can be returned...
EU Raw-Material Funding Shifts Toward Commercial-Scale Industrial Projects
European Union funding for raw materials and circular industries is increasingly moving beyond laboratory research toward demonstration facilities linked to industrial operators, defined feedstock sources...
Tuzla Canton Removes Lithium and Critical-Mineral Areas From 2025–2045 Spatial Plan
Authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Tuzla Canton have revised the region’s draft spatial plan to remove proposed mining and exploration areas covering lithium, boron, magnesium,...
North Macedonia Reworks Mining Law as Investment in Copper and Gold Mining Slo
North Macedonia is preparing new legislation for geological exploration and mining as the country seeks to support new investment while strengthening environmental safeguards and requirements...
Anglo American Restructuring Sharpens Copper Focus but Leaves Investors Facing Execution Risk
Anglo American’s restructuring is reshaping the mining group around copper, creating a more concentrated portfolio while leaving investors exposed to the risks associated with asset...
Antofagasta Shares Slide as Los Pelambres Setback Weighs on Copper Production Outlook
Antofagasta shares fell 2.37% to £35.01, putting the Chile-focused copper producer nearly 22% below its 52-week high of £44.75 as investors reassessed the company’s production...
Rio Tinto’s Copper Growth Story Faces Tougher Test as Investors Demand Production and Cash Flow
Rio Tinto is facing a more demanding valuation environment as investors assess whether the mining group’s growing exposure to copper can continue to justify its...
Higher Bond Yields Put Pressure on London Mining Stocks Despite Strong Metals Outlook
London-listed mining companies are facing renewed valuation pressure as rising bond yields and a stronger US dollar reduce investor appetite for long-term mining projects, even...