The Latest Breaking News from Mining

In recent years, Pacific island nations have earned global credibility as champions of climate action. Pacific leaders view sea level rise as an existential threat.

The rapid convergence of artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency mining is intensifying global energy pressures, forcing miners to adapt through renewables, AI optimization, and shifting regional strategies.

IREN stock soars after the company secured “preferred partner” status from Nvidia. A strong Q4 print and encouraging guidance also helped IREN shares rally today.

SSR Mining (SSRM) shows strong technical momentum, hitting a new three-year high on Aug. 29. Shares are up an impressive 260% over the past year. Fundamentals are robust, with projected revenue and earnings growth exceeding 50% and 400%, respectively, over the next year. Analyst sentiment is mostly positive, but opinions...

Iren stock surged after the bitcoin miner turned AI data center play beat earnings views and said it's now a "preferred partner" of Nvidia.

Moody's raised the credit rating on Newmont late Wednesday. The gold mining giant is up 96% in 2025, a top S&P 500 performer after Palantir.

Amid rising uncertainties for the global economy — as well as lingering geopolitical tensions and flashpoints — it's no surprise that gold has witnessed a record-breaking spike in market value. Still, those interested in precious metals may consider a similarly in-demand asset: silver. Billed as both a store of value…

The Anglo-Australian company said it will review the future of two of its smaller divisions as a result.

Australia may be left stranded on the blocks in the race to lead the globe in green iron projects, with its main rivals coming from some unexpected nations.

Hut 8 Corp (NASDAQ:HUT) shares are surging Tuesday afternoon following the announcement of an expansion plan that will more than double its operational capacity. The energy infrastructure and Bitcoin mining company revealed plans to develop four new sites in Texas, adding over 1.5 gigawatts of power to its portfolio.

The United States wants to secure its supply of strategic minerals in conflict-torn Democratic Republic of Congo, hoping to challenge China's near-monopoly on the lucrative sector.