
These are the five biggest stories of the week from the world of mining, including news from Tesla, Metso, Syrah Resources, Ericsson and more

Swedish mining firm LKAB has been granted an environmental permit for operations in GƤllivare, including a demonstration plant for fossil-free sponge iron

As the 2027 defence deadline looms, Hertha Metals is targeting the domestic high-purity iron blind spot in the US rare earth magnet supply chain

Swedish mining firm LKAB has been granted an environmental permit for operations in GƤllivare, including a demonstration plant for fossil-free sponge iron

These are the five biggest stories of the week from the world of mining, including news from Tesla, Metso, Syrah Resources, Ericsson and more

Global coal mining investment will top US$180bn in 2026, the highest level since 2012, as China and India expand extraction and infrastructure

Metso is strengthening its mineralogy capabilities, providing faster data, while Deloitte & McKinsey warn of ore quality deterioration and data bottenecks
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A US$30bn Barrick Mining restructuring reveals how political risk in Africa is forcing major gold miners to rethink how they own and value assets
Orbia's £1.4m UK project aims to recover battery graphite and challenge China's 95% control of global natural and synthetic graphite supply
Advancements in technology is boosting demand for critical minerals, resulting in shifts for Ford's energy storage portfolio and supply chain resilience
Mining Digital takes a look at some of the top stories of the week, covering new alliances for critical minerals, ongoing investments and sustainability
The G7 administration is in talks to create a permanent strategy for ensuring critical mineral supply chain diversification and resilience
Glencore is partnering with FIS for US$2.55bn oil and gas trade receivables securitisation, utilising advanced supply chain finance technology
Australia's 2026 Federal Budget maintains mining tax settings while introducing fuel security measures amid global oil shocks and climate policy debates
As global leaders look to strengthen critical minerals supply chains and diversify from China, Australia and Japan have signed a new agreement
US Steel is investing in direct reduced iron facility at Big River Steel Works, connecting Minnesota mining operations to Arkansas steel production
IBATās guide explores how the extractive sector is moving beyond compliance, recognising biodiversity as key to economic stability and long-term growth




