Kazakhstan Products manufactured in volume terms for January-May 2026

Clean technologies will account for a larger share of critical mineral demand, including copper, nickel, lithium, cobalt and rare earth elements

Trade minister calls for 'favorable' treatment to S. Korean firms under EU steel safeguard scheme

Tata Steel becoming a ‘digital-first’ enterprise, says N. Chandrasekaran as digital sales surge 161%

The US and India have signed a bilateral critical minerals agreement establishing the framework of a strategic partnership focused on the security of supply through mining and processing.

The Quad partner nations — United States, Japan, Australia and India — unveiled plans to invest $20 billion to further support the buildout of a reliable critical minerals supply chain

ETM is in the process of completing the acquisition of the Penouta mine, which operated as recently as October 2024 as the EU’s only direct source of tin, tantalum and niobium

Australian miners continued to advance key projects over the March quarter