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CMOC increased cobalt production by 13% to 61,073 tonnes in the first half of 2025. • The DRC extended its cobalt export ban, forcing CMOC to stockpile while adapting. • CMOC maintains its 2025 cobalt ...
China’s CMOC Group produced more cobalt at its two mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in the first half of this year, despite the African nation’s ban on exports. The world’s largest ...
M23 rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo recently allowed the BBC to visit a huge mining site under their control which is vital to the production of the world's mobile phones - and over its ...
Ivanhoe Mines signs deal covering 100% of Kamoa-Kakula smelter’s copper output. The smelter will process up to 500,000 tonnes annually, starting at 50% capacity. Ivanhoe secured $700 million in ...
Ivanhoe Mines said copper production from its Kamoa-Kakula mine in the Congo rose 11% Y/Y to 112K metric tons in Q2, despite seismic challenges that disrupted operations earlier this year.
Ivanhoe Mines announced production results for the June quarter of 2025, reporting 112,009t of copper production at the Kamoa ...
Barrick Gold Corporation has reported encouraging exploration progress along the ARK-KCD corridor, reinforcing the potential for further mineral discoveries at Kibali, the largest and most ...
Rwandan company Boss Mining Solution accused of buying smuggled minerals from Congolese rebels, fuelling insurgency.
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Monitor on MSNFirm seeks to buy DR Congo mine as US brokers peace dealThe area has been under the control of the M23 rebel group since April 2024, and the mines are a significant source of funding for the group Thank you for reading Nation.Africa Show plans A US company ...
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Responsible Statecraft on MSNCould Trump's Congo-Rwanda mineral deals actually save lives?The admin is signing peace and economic pacts today with countries that should be bursting with investment, not swimming in blood.
In the middle of a trade war, Congo is trying to woo Trump’s White House without risking critical investment from Beijing.
The Dark Side of Congo’s Cobalt Rush Cell phones and electric cars rely on the mineral, causing a boom in demand.
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