News for Red Metal Limited (RDM.AX)

Rio Tinto Ltd has seen its shares drop after it was reported that the mining titan could be in discussions with Glencire about a merger

Rio Tinto shares dip on report of Glencore merger talks

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Chairman Maximo Pacheco said output rose by 3,000 to 4,000 tonnes from 2023's 1.325 million tonnes in

BHP Group (ASX: BHP) has unveiled plans to significantly grow its copper business at a time when the red metal is recording increasing global demand. In

Gold prices muted as Fed approaches; Copper near 4-mth low

ANZ's commodity gurus think copper demand will grow even faster than first thought thanks to China's power grid.

Australian mining companies face challenges funding their projects according to John Forwood of Lowell Resources Fund Management.

With copper prices at record highs and predicted to continue to rise, the aptly named Copper Search (ASX: CUS) is set to undertake a timely drill program

Copper prices have topped US$10,000 per tonne for the second time in a fortnight but analysts including Goldman Sachs are predicting that there’s still a

The ASX200 is set to fall today with futures down 1.10 per cent near 8:30 am AEDT.

Explored since the 1970s and drilled in the mid-2000s, Copper Flats is now back on a high priority basis as Mamba Exploration (ASX: M24) begins an airborne electromagnetic survey aimed at identifying copper and silver targets.

Despite a doubling in copper demand by 2035, the world faces a looming supply shortage that could hamper the green energy transition.

Lithium, iron ore and rare earths prices fell hard in April, with only uranium, gold and nickel posting mild gains.

Gold was the outright winner when it came to major metals in March as hopes of a breakout on safe haven demand send buyers flocking.

The EU is looking to shore up supplies for critical raw material production, refining and recycling, and these ASX players could benefit.

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Last year's undisputed champs coal and lithium fell back into the pack as iron ore, copper and gold enjoyed strong starts to 2023.

As BHP and OZ announce they will merge in a scheme next year, investors will have to dig deeper for exposure to copper in the ASX market.