Today’s Top News
Today’s Top News
Key mining news, market moves and developments from Australia, Canada, the US, UK and across the globe.
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Monday 2 November 2026
- Joint Statement: Canada and the European Union Building Together an Alliance for the FutureCanada and the EU launched the Canada-EU Alliance for the Future at their 21st Summit in Montréal on 30 October. Canada and the European Investment Bank concluded negotiations on an agreement to facilitate European investment in Canadian critical raw materials. Leaders also committed to explore stockpiling of critical…
- Cameco Reports Third Quarter Results, Declares Annual DividendCameco posted third-quarter net earnings of C$43 million and adjusted EBITDA of C$267 million, with results lower year on year on reduced Westinghouse equity earnings and an extended Key Lake mill maintenance outage. It narrowed 2026 production guidance to 19.5 million to 20.5 million pounds of U3O8, from up to 21.5…
- Fluor Corp Among US Firms Vying for Kenya Critical Minerals Project, Minister SaysFluor Corp is part of the Meridian Mineral Holdings consortium bidding to develop Kenya's Mrima Hill critical minerals deposit, after two Chinese companies withdrew from the process. Five contenders lodged tenders on 21 October, including an Australian consortium of RareX and Iluka Resources. Kenya's mining minister…
- Buenaventura Announces Third Quarter and Nine-Month 2026 ResultsBuenaventura's third-quarter net income rose 50% year on year to US$268.4 million, with EBITDA from direct operations up 34% to US$261.2 million. Processing at San Gabriel was constrained for most of the quarter during tailings filtration reinforcement work, resuming in the final week of September. The company ended…
- Abenójar Tungsten Joins the Main Market of the London Stock ExchangeSpanish developer Abenójar Tungsten listed on the London Stock Exchange's Main Market on 30 October after raising €170 million in its IPO. Proceeds will fund its El Moto tungsten and gold project in Ciudad Real, where construction began in June 2026 and first production is targeted for the first quarter of 2029. El…
- Yancoal Confirms Glencore Coal Frameworks Through 2029Yancoal Australia has renewed its framework coal sales and purchase agreements with Glencore for three years from 1 January 2027, with confirmation from controlling shareholder Yankuang Energy received on 30 October. Annual caps on coal sales to Glencore are set at US$750 million for 2027, then US$500 million in 2028…
- Overproduction at Codelco: Parliamentarians Welcome Layoffs, but Say It's Only 'the Beginning'Codelco's board dismissed eight executives and professionals over irregularities in production reporting, following internal audits and reviews by KPMG and EY of 2024 and 2025 records. Those dismissed span the Chuquicamata, Ministro Hales and Salvador divisions and head office, including Salvador general manager…
- Government Rules Out Appealing Federal Court's Overturning of McPhillamys Mining BanEnvironment Minister Murray Watt confirmed the federal government will not appeal the Federal Court ruling that overturned the Section 10 heritage protection order over Regis Resources' McPhillamys Gold Project near Blayney, NSW. The government will instead redetermine the matter, with two new Aboriginal protection…
- India's October Coal-Fired Power Output Jumps Most in 3 Years as Hydro Generation SlumpsIndia's coal-fired generation rose 25.7% year on year in October, its fastest pace in three years, lifting coal's share of total output to 71.7% from 66.03% in September. Hydropower generation fell 26% on weaker rainfall linked to El Niño, the steepest drop since February 2024. At one point in the month, 100 of…
