Gold eyes new heights in 2026
Gold could reach $US5000 per ounce following a blockbuster 2025, according to State Street Investment Management.
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World’s largest copper mine drives Chile investment
An expansion at Escondida has emerged as a cornerstone of Chile’s upgraded mining investment outlook, as the country positions itself to capitalise on rising global demand for copper.
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BHP invests big as copper demand enters overdrive
As the world races towards a clean-energy future, copper has become one of its most critical resources – and BHP is betting big on South Australia’s Olympic Dam to meet demand.
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South Harz eyes Värmland expansion
South Harz Potash is rapidly expanding its presence in Sweden’s under-explored Värmland Province with three new exploration licence applications through its Scandinavian partner, McKnight Resources AB.
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A new dawn for scandium as ASX stock soars
Sunrise Energy Metals has become one of the most striking market stories of 2025, with the ASX-listed scandium developer soaring more than 2900 per cent this year and emerging as the Asia-Pacific’s top-performing stock.
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Rio ‘sharpening and simplifying’ lithium focus
Rio Tinto is embracing asset minimalism in lithium, pausing expansion on current holdings and cutting low-value assets.
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Powering up for multi-mineral boom
Power Minerals is staking its claim as a diversified critical minerals growth story, combining high-grade niobium, rare earths and lithium projects across South America to tap the booming demand for battery and technology metals.
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BHP’s copper shift spurs Royalty move
Gold Royalty has launched a $US70 million raise tied to BHP’s Pedra Branca copper–gold mine in Brazil, underscoring BHP’s evolving strategy as it prepares to step away from the Carajás East portfolio.
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Rio resets Pilbara core
Rio Tinto is undertaking one of the most significant transitions in the history of its Pilbara iron ore operations, reshaping the system to protect margins and sustain output as its long-life mines move deeper into replacement territory.
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Private capital powers a green shift
As Rio Tinto and BHP reduce internal decarbonisation budgets, a different story is emerging: private capital is stepping in to drive Australia’s renewable transition.
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