Tungsten Mining has received non-binding debt proposals of up to €123 million for its Watershed tungsten project in Queensland, Australia, as the company advances site works and negotiations with strategic
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The European Union has launched a €49 million Horizon Europe funding programme for critical-minerals processing and refining technologies, with around four projects expected to receive approximately €10 million-€12.5 million each.
Arctic Minerals has extended visible copper mineralisation beyond the existing resource at its Hennes Bay copper-silver project in Sweden, with follow-up drilling now targeting additional mineralised zones across the property.
Bravo Mining has advanced its Luanga PGM-nickel project in Brazil into pre-feasibility, with a maiden reserve supporting a potential new source of palladium, platinum, rhodium and nickel. The project has
Serbia’s mining project pipeline is expanding across gold, copper and boron, with projects at different stages ranging from greenfield exploration and resource definition to feasibility, construction preparation and expansion of
Europe’s mining pipeline is entering a development phase in which construction finance, processing technology, infrastructure and capital discipline are becoming increasingly important as projects progress from exploration and permitting toward
Between September 28, 2026 and October 4, 2026, 11 articles were published. Most-read in this period 1. Saudi Arabia Reports Uranium and Heavy Rare Earths Discovery in Madinah September 28,
The EU-funded SUSMAGPRO project developed a recycling route for neodymium-iron-boron magnets, covering the recovery of magnets from end-of-life equipment, processing into reusable material and production of new magnetic components. The
European Union funding for raw materials is increasingly supporting demonstration facilities linked to industrial operators, identified feedstock sources and potential customers rather than standalone laboratory research. The shift is reflected
Tuzla Canton in Bosnia and Herzegovina has revised its draft long-term spatial plan to remove proposed mining and exploration areas for lithium, boron, magnesium, copper, nickel and cobalt following opposition