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Australia's Leo Lithium selling Mali project stake to China's Ganfeng Lithium

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Australian mining company Leo Lithium Ltd. has agreed to sell its remaining stake in the Goulamina lithium property in Mali to China's Ganfeng Lithium Group Co. Ltd., ending an impasse with the local government and putting the project back on track for first production this year. The agreement is the second case in May of an Australian miner reaching the end of a long trading halt over disputes with African governments. AVZ Minerals Ltd.
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China's rare earths surplus eases but keeps hold on price - Lynas, MP Materials

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The two biggest rare earth producers outside China slogged through another quarter of weak prices as they wait for excess stocks in China to fade and for the country's economy to rev up demand, executives said during recent earnings calls. Rare earth magnets are crucial to the energy transition as they are used in wind turbines and electric vehicles.
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Mexico's push to ban open pit mining likely to outlast López Obrador's term

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By Meghan Gordon Verified
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Mexico's push to ban open pit mining likely to outlast López Obrador's term Mexico President Andrés Manuel López Obrador gives a daily briefing at Palacio Nacional in Mexico City on March 12, 2024. López Obrador recently proposed banning new open pit mining concessions in the country. Source: Hector Vivas/Getty Images News via Getty Images.
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