The mining industry is currently facing several operational challenges, including shrinking ore grades, fewer new deposit discoveries, extended project timelines, and hesitant capital markets for new exploration. In response, the industry is increasingly looking toward innovation to secure future mineral supplies. One area receiving significant attention is the reprocessing of mine tailings.

Copper is an essential metal for modern civilization. While often working behind the scenes, it is a fundamental component in everything from household wiring to advanced electronics. An analysis of its production over the last century reveals a compelling story. As the global population has grown, so has the demand for copper. More recently, however, its production trajectory has accelerated, reflecting a growing global need for connectivity, advanced technology, and new for

Global Tungsten Production 2024 As the infographic above clearly illustrates, the global tungsten supply chain is one of the most concentrated in the world. Based on 2024 data from the U.S. Geological Survey, a single country—China—dominates the market, accounting for a staggering 83% of all global mine production . This dominance places tungsten firmly on the critical minerals list for the United States, the EU, and other major economies. But what makes this metal so vital,

Silver's industrial utility is finally colliding with its physical scarcity. While silver prices have recently surged, hitting a new all-time high, that excitement is merely a reflection of a fundamental market shift. This analysis, based on data from the World Silver Survey 2025 (The Silver Institute), examines how the global silver market has fundamentally inverted, moving from a period of comfortable surplus to one defined by chronic structural deficits.

Gold and silver are foundational precious metals, yet their market performance has not always been identical. An analysis of their price history reveals periods of both parallel growth and significant divergence.

Gold reached a new milestone on October 8, 2025, trading above $4,000 per ounce for the first time. This new price level is drawing significant attention to the gold market and the producers who supply it.

Long associated with humble cans, tin is quietly becoming one of the most critical technology metals of our time. Propelled by the twin engines of decarbonization and digital advancements, the global market for tin is undergoing a radical transformation. According to industry analysis, demand for this forgotten metal is projected to double between 2020 and 2040¹.

The silver market is currently in the spotlight, with the price of the metal recently trading above $48/oz in early October 2025. This price movement occurs alongside a long-term, fundamental trend in the market: a growing supply shortage.

Global copper production data for Q2 2025 is in, offering fresh insight into how the world’s largest miners are performing. This quarter’s rankings of the top 16 producers reveal a mix of recovery, resilience, and growth across the industry.

Eloro Resources (TSX.V: ELO), a company focused on finding and evaluating mineral deposits, is a key player in the mining industry. With a seasoned team and a strategic focus on South America, Eloro has made a significant discovery: a vast silver-zinc-lead system adjacent to a high-grade tin system in the Bolivian tin belt. In just three years, the company transformed its Iska Iska prospect into a large-scale deposit with over 600 million tonnes of polymetallic mineralization

Zinc is the unsung hero of modern industry—a critical metal that protects steel from rust, powers batteries, and supports human health. As our infographic shows, the global supply of this essential element is dominated by a handful of colossal mines. This article explores what makes these operations, run by industry leaders like Teck, Vedanta, and Glencore, so pivotal to the world's economy.

With the price of silver recently hitting a level not seen in many years, the metal is back in the spotlight. This renewed attention brings focus to the true foundation of its supply: the world's primary silver producers.

Silver's 100-year journey has been a wild ride, swinging between Wall Street panics and major technological breakthroughs. This tangled history is reflected in its current price of $41.33 per ounce (as of September 11, 2025), a level that highlights its critical dual role in the modern world.

Porsche Gold Ratio Infographic With gold surging to a new all-time high, the conversation around its true value has never been more...

The global silver market is no longer defined by its historical roles in coinage or photography. A fundamental transformation has occurred, cementing a new foundation for demand built on technology and green energy. This isn't just a shift; it's a structural realignment where industrial applications have become the market's primary, non-negotiable driver.

In the vast, resource-rich territories of Canada, a modern exploration boom is underway. The prize? Lithium—the white gold powering our electrified future. While many follow the well-trodden path, some companies are taking a bolder approach, hunting for entirely new discoveries from the ground up. Brunswick Exploration (TSX.V: BRW) is one of those pioneers.

In the global race for clean, reliable energy, nuclear power is re-emerging as a key player. We often focus on the uranium that fuels the reactors, but the entire viability of the nuclear industry rests on a different, lesser-known material: fluorspar. This unassuming industrial mineral is the source of fluorine, an element so critical that without it, the modern nuclear fuel cycle would grind to a halt.

As the world accelerates towards an electric future, lithium has been crowned the king of the battery boom. It’s the element that gives the ubiquitous lithium-ion battery its name, and its supply chain is under constant scrutiny. But what if the key to unlocking the electric vehicle (EV) revolution lies not just in lithium, but in another, lesser-known mineral?

The global silver market is currently in the midst of a multi-year structural deficit, where total demand is consistently outpacing supply. According to the data presented in the Silver Survey 2025, published by the Silver Institute, this market imbalance has been a defining feature since 2021 and is projected to continue through 2025.

For years, Sweden's world-class uranium resources have been locked away by a government moratorium, a rich legacy made inaccessible to a world hungry for clean energy. But with a major political shift now underway to reopen the country to uranium mining, a historic opportunity is emerging.