Lawyers representing Congo claim to have new evidence on Apple’s use of conflict minerals
Apple has said in the past that it does not directly buy, procure or source primary minerals, and it has been auditing its suppliers for several years.
Tin prices may see further support from supply risks, rate cuts, analysts say
BMI analysts increased their 2024 tin price forecast, but predicted…
EU launches trade investigation into Chinese tinplate steel
The EU launched the investigation to assess whether imports into…
Congo demands international embargo on Rwandan mineral exports
The DRC government accuses Rwanda of using rebel groups to…
Cornish Metals’ UK tin project worth over $200 million
The economic assessment of Cornish' flagship South Crofty project outlines…
