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Why Is Vale Holding Back on Extra Dividends as Iron Ore Softens?

Speaking after the quarterly result, Chief Financial Officer Marcelo Bacci said Vale is unlikely to pay extraordinary dividends this year. He explained that the decision reflects geopolitical uncertainty, particularly its potential effect on oil prices, rather than any weakness in the company's ability to …

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Could District Metals' Sagtjarn Boulders Widen Sweden's Uranium Map?

Sagtjarn sits across the Jamtland and Vasternorrland counties of central Sweden and is wholly owned by District Metals. The latest programme followed up radiometric and magnetic anomalies identified in an earlier drone survey, combining geological mapping, handheld scintillometer readings and rock sampling from outcrops …

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Will Indonesia's Coal Pledge Calm Manila's Supply Worries?

According to reporting from Singapore, Garin said Indonesian officials had confirmed that current supply agreements with Philippine customers would continue to be honoured. She described the changes in Indonesia as an internal restructuring rather than a curb on shipments, with Jakarta seeking to consolidate …

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Why Is Vietnam's Vinacomin Holding Coal Output Steady?

Vinacomin is Vietnam's dominant coal producer, and its plan is built around maintaining existing production levels rather than expanding them. The report states that the group intends to hold annual output steady through the end of the decade, with production directed mainly at the …

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Why Has Colonial Coal Recruited a Former BC Premier?

Colonial Coal announced the appointment of Christina Joan Clark, known as Christy Clark, as a director of the company. Chief executive David Austin said the company was excited and honoured to have her join the board.

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Why Are Uranium Miners Lagging Firm Uranium Prices?

In its latest uranium report, Sprott Managing Partner and Market Strategist Paul Wong argued that weakness in uranium equities stems from liquidity pressure and broader risk-off sentiment, not from deteriorating market fundamentals. He said global nuclear capacity is entering a renewed expansion cycle, while …

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

What Do New Corvo Uranium Showings Mean for Athabasca Explorers?

The programme, completed in early October, focused on historical showings across the Corvo project in the eastern Athabasca Basin of northern Saskatchewan. Standard Uranium reported that handheld scintillometer readings at the Manhattan East showing were substantially stronger than previously recorded, with radioactivity described as …

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Is Frontier Energy (ASX:FHE) Nearing Waroona Financial Close?

According to the company's announcement the senior secured, non-recourse facilities are provided by a syndicate of international lenders led by Natixis and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation. The package comprises a construction and term facility, a bank guarantee facility and a debt service reserve facility, …

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Could Philippine Asset Surrender Rules Chill Resources Capital?

The joint administrative order sets out a new framework for awardingMiningand other natural resource contracts. A key provision requires existing contract holders and operators to surrender covered assets to the government when their contracts expire. Local outlet Context reported that industryStakeholdersobject because those operational …

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026

Can Gold Hydrogen (ASX:GHY) Turn Ramsay Gas Into Green Methanol?

Gold Hydrogen said flow testing of the Parara Limestone at the Ramsay well took place over several days in mid-October, concluding the company's appraisal campaign for the year. Drilling at the well had earlier recorded very high air-corrected hydrogen concentrations.

Sonal Goyal | 04 November 2026
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