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Jade Gas has executed a non-binding collaboration agreement with a consortium comprising PT Beijing Energy Linking (PTBEL), its lead contractor, and subcontractors PetroChina and Hunan Geology & Mining Technology, which paves the way for Phase 1 drilling of the Red Lake coal bed methane area, in Mongolia. The collaboration...


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Fortescue executive chairman and founder Andrew Forrest is set to become the largest shareholder in EQ Resources, putting around $190 million behind a north Queensland tungsten operation that Western buyers are increasingly relying on to source the metal outside China. Tungsten is the hardest metal in commercial use, which is why it ends up in […]

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Fenix Resources has capped off a record financial year by shipping 4.4 million tonnes (Mt) of iron ore and setting production guidance of 4.7-5.3Mt for FY27 as it continues expanding its operations. The company reported record quarterly performances across mining, haulage and shipping in its June quarterly activities report, with 1.299 million wet metric tonnes […]

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Zinc prices are expected to retreat from recent highs over the rest of the year as lacklustre demand offsets supply disruptions, analysts say. The metal used to galvanise steel is up more than 13% on the London Metal Exchange in 2026 due to tight ore supply and smelter production losses. Outperforming copper, aluminium, lead and&nb...


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Eramet and its Gabonese subsidiary Eramet Comilog signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on Monday with the Gabonese government, targeting a road map to enable the processing of up to 700 kilotons per year of manganese ore by end-2031 in Gabon, the company said in a statement. The nickel, manganese ​and lithium producer said the agr...


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