Commodities & Materials

Greenland Resources is advancing its massive Malmbjerg molybdenum mine, a key EU project poised to slash reliance on China for critical steel and defense materials.

Minister Joly’s trip to China and Japan signals a strategic pivot, balancing guarded trade with Beijing against a deep tech and security alliance with Tokyo.

As the Port of Trois-Rivières posts a sharp drop in cargo, its leaders are betting a $312M overhaul will secure its future. But is it a sound investment?

A small Houston firm's modular waste-to-methanol plant in Porto is more than a green project; it's a strategic blueprint for European energy sovereignty.

With exploration complete, new state laws in place, and a fortified land position, Pulsar Helium is fast-tracking its Topaz project to production.

A single bottle of Yamazaki 50-Year-Old just sold for HK$8.25M, shattering records. We deconstruct why this isn't just about whisky, but a seismic shift in luxury investing.

The precious metals miner appoints a new Chair and achieves 50% female board representation, signaling a strategic pivot to deepen its Moroccan growth.

A Korean materials firm just won a top Boeing award. We go beyond the press release to reveal how it’s fortifying global supply chains and reshaping Asia's aerospace hub.

Canada and the EU are moving beyond trade, forging a strategic industrial alliance to secure critical supply chains and navigate a volatile global landscape.

A bitter global patent war ends quietly. We dissect how the Amazon-InterDigital pact reveals the hidden costs of innovation and the new rules of tech engagement.

ATI's extended deal with BWXT isn't just a materials contract; it's the strategic bedrock for the U.S. Navy's global dominance and nuclear superiority.

A new currency vending machine in Saskatoon is more than a convenience; it's a signal of automation's next frontier in the battle for travel dollars.

Canada Nickel secures C$6.2M for its 'NetZero Nickel' vision, but a steep 15% interest rate on a major loan reveals the high cost of its green ambitions.

With shareholder backing and a major acquisition nearly complete, IsoEnergy is building a global uranium powerhouse to meet soaring nuclear energy demand.

A junior miner revives a historic Utah uranium district, blending old data with new tech. Is this a savvy play for the nuclear boom or a speculative gamble?

Greenland Mines secures a strategic foothold in Iceland, betting on green energy and brownfield revival to build a vital North Atlantic supply chain.

Leading Edge Materials confirms a low-cost, high-purity graphite process at its Swedish mine, positioning Woxna to supply Europe's booming EV battery market.

A coal company and a First Nation are building a workforce before a mine even exists. Is this a new blueprint for resource projects or a gamble on approval?

A partial settlement for California American Water's rates offers a preview of a national dilemma: how to pay for vital upgrades without overburdening consumers.

A new Glencore-funded study finds residents' arsenic levels are normal, blaming diet, not the Horne Smelter. But it clashes with past public health warnings, leaving a community to weigh conflicting science.