Nickel mining news
Nth Cycle begins production of commercial nickel and cobalt from scrap
Nth Cycle has become the first company in the US to produce commercial nickel and cobalt MHP from scrap.
Draslovka to retreat and monetise gold and nickel tailings in Western Australia
Draslovka has entered into an agreement with Poseidon Nickel to retreat and monetise gold and nickel tailings in Western Australia.
Vale reports strong 2Q24 results
Vale has reported strong operational performance in 2Q24, buoyed by record-high second quarter iron ore solutions production since 2018.
Metals One to commence drilling at the Råna project in Norway
Metals One’s Råna Project partner, Kingsrose Mining, has entered into a service agreement with Arctic Drilling regarding the commencement of helicopter supported core drilling in August 2024.
Critical metals: Essential for ensuring a sustainable future for all
Burns Singh Tennent-Bhohi, Founder and Chairman of Eastport Ventures Inc., highlights the increasing significance of critical metals to our planet’s transition to a sustainable future.
Draganfly selected by First Atlantic Nickel to help develop critical mineral project
Draganfly has been selected by First Atlantic Nickel Corp to utilise its survey technologies to help explore a nickel project in Newfoundland, Canada.
BQE Water renews operating agreement with Glencore
BQE Water has renewed its operating agreement with Glencore for water treatment at Raglan Mine in Nunavik, Canada.
SGS partners with The Metals Company to produce nickel sulfate from deep-sea minerals
SGS and The Metals Company have partnered to produce high purity nickel sulfate from seabed polymetallic nodules.
Alaska Energy Metals secures option to acquire Quebec nickel-copper project
Alaska Energy Metals has been granted an option to acquire the Bambino nickel-copper project in Quebec, Canada.
IGO, Perenti, and ABB confirm feasibility of all-electric underground mine fleet
A study conducted by IGO, Perenti, and ABB has found that converting the Cosmos Nickel Project in Western Australia to an all-electric underground fleet is technically feasible.