Jacob Lorinc is a Business Reporter at Bloomberg. He specializes in covering the mining industry and the global demand for critical minerals, with a focus on topics such as mining operations, sustainability, and energy policies. Jacob's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Toronto Star, The Hamilton Spectator, and Fortune.
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Jacob Lorinc's coverage is heavily focused on the mining industry, particularly in Canada and internationally. He appears to be particularly interested in developments related to specific companies such as First Quantum and issues within the mining sector.
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Perpetua Resources Corp. said it secured a $2.9 billion loan from the US Export-Import Bank to develop a gold and antimony mine in Idaho.
By: Mathieu Dion, Jacob Lorinc
One of the world’s largest aluminum producers, Rio Tinto Group, says its shipments of the lightweight metal to the US have bounced back to levels from before President Donald Trump’s tariff offensive.
Trilogy Metals Inc. said the US is giving the critical minerals miner more time to finalize the Pentagon’s planned $35.6 million equity investment in the company.
Alcoa has revealed a $US30m hit after Cyclone Narelle disrupted gas supply and forced the partial shutdown of WA manufacturing plants.
USA Rare Earth Inc. pushed back against allegations by MP Materials Corp., calling a lawsuit filed by its rival an attempt to hinder the company’s growth.
By: Jacob Lorinc, Simon Marks
For one of the first times since Nuremberg, a court is considering whether executives should go to prison for doing business with a brutal government.
By: Jacob Lorinc
REalloys will construct a rare-earth separation facility at the Tooele Army Depot in Utah.
Even if the US secures enough raw materials to reduce reliance on China for rare earths, the country has few specialists to run the processing plants.
By: Yvonne Yue Li, Jacob Lorinc
Bank of Nova Scotia has re-entered precious metals trading, six years after exiting the sector, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Jacob Lorinc, Mark Chediak
The attention of a short-selling hedge fund on US fuel-cell maker Bloom Energy Corp. has thrust one of the world’s smallest and most obscure critical-mineral markets into the spotlight.
