The US and India have signed a bilateral critical minerals agreement establishing the framework of a strategic partnership focused on the security of supply through mining and processing.

The Quad partner nations — United States, Japan, Australia and India — unveiled plans to invest $20 billion to further support the buildout of a reliable critical minerals supply chain

Tata Steel believes that India will continue to be a growing market for steel.

Demand from India, the growing importance of energy security and the global data centre boom are emerging as the defining trends shaping the future of Australia’s coal sector, reinforcing confidence in the country’s long-life, high-quality assets.

Euro Manganese Reports Significant Permitting Progress

Currently, the domestic boron industry chain (ferroboron and boric acid) exhibits typical characteristics of supply-demand mismatch and spillover of pricing power.

In April 2026, the total domestic export volume of metallic calcium reached 2,563.181 tons

Emirates Global Aluminium is sticking with its investment plans to increase production and recycling of the metal despite the Iran war