Saudi Arabia enters nickel mining through Vale deal, lithium could be next

Image of Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh at night
Image of Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh at night

Saudi Arabia has struck a $3.5 billion deal with Brazilian miner Vale for 10% of its copper and nickel base metals division, marking the oil power’s first entry into battery metals mining. The binding agreement involves Manara Minerals, a joint venture between the Saudi Arabian state mining company Ma’aden and the Saudi government’s sovereign wealth […]

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