copper

Anglo American to sell Australian coal mines for up to US$3.88 billion

Grasberg is currently only producing at around 40% to 50%  of capacity, the statement says.

Freeport Indonesia pushes back Grasberg copper restart by a year

The stronger market backdrop has fed a strong reporting season for Chinese metals giants that are among the world’s biggest producers.

China’s metals industry racked up huge profits in first quarter

Tax authorities are not seeking to stymie legitimate trading, but market participants fear they may have overtightened their quotas, affecting real-world flows.

China tax authorities rattle metal market with invoice crackdown

Copper, viewed as a gauge of global economic momentum, is so interlinked with industrial activity and investments in infrastructure and the power sector that it is the one to watch, says David Fyfe of Argus Media.

Asia ‘absorbs the hit on every axis’: What volatile copper, aluminium prices mean for the region

Prices have already fallen about 7% since the US and Israel launched attacks on Iran.

Goldman warns on copper as Iran war threatens global economy

Rio Tinto has declared a final dividend of US$2.54 cents a share, implying a payout ratio of 60% of underlying earnings.

Rio Tinto misses annual profit view on iron ore challenges

Freeport-McMoRan and Antofagasta are among the few firms offering pure exposure to copper.

Mining stocks on cusp of supercycle as AI boom stokes metals

Grasberg is the world’s second-largest copper mine and accounted for 3% of the world’s mined copper before the September mudslide.

Freeport says it’s on track to restart Indonesia copper mine after deadly mudslide

BHP surprised investors with a half-hearted last-minute bid to crash the Anglo-Teck deal late last year.

BHP is stuck on the sidelines of copper M&A frenzy it started