Metals Exploration Stock

When you think of a mining company, you might think of something like this: giant yellow trucks crawling in and out of an pit, drills breaking up rock in the earth, maybe a long conveyor belt or

Shares of Critical Metals (NASDAQ: CRML) fell 10.8% at their lowest point this week, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. The rare earth miner announced a joint venture this

There is nothing particularly special about a mining company. However, TMC The Metals Company (NASDAQ: TMC) isn't your run-of-the-mill miner. At least, it is hoping that it will be a different breed

If the past 11 months have shown us anything about the mining industry, it's the critical place that rare-earth metal companies are starting to occupy.

Fueled by growing tensions between the U.S

The Metals Company (NASDAQ: TMC) isn't your typical miner. Instead of blasting rock, it wants to vacuum potato-sized "nodules" from the Pacific seabed and turn them into battery-grade nickel

The Metals Company (NASDAQ: TMC) is a Canada-based deep-sea mining company that could be on the cusp of unlocking a new source of critical metals.

The company owns exploration rights for a zone in

Investors who bought The Metals Company (NASDAQ: TMC) stock last December and held on through all the ups and downs of 2025 are now sitting on a gain of roughly 766%. Indeed, in mid-October, the

Investors like to believe they are getting in on the ground floor of a huge new development -- something that will make them millionaires when the investment plays out. It is an enticing dream, but

The United States is aiming to secure its critical mineral and rare-earth supply chains. U.S. President Donald Trump has made this a priority, and many precious resource companies have popped as a

Starting the week on an inauspicious note, shares of TMC The Metals Company (NASDAQ: TMC) closed 9.7% lower yesterday, compared to their closing price at the end of last Friday's trading session

The world wants more data centers and electric cars. To build them, it needs materials like copper, nickel, cobalt, and manganese. Most of these metals come from mines that not only tear through

When asked to imagine mining operations, most will picture machinery moving around massive holes in the ground. TMC The Metals Company (NASDAQ: TMC) has something else in mind. Committed to deep-sea

At the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, in a region between Mexico and Hawaii, lie billions and billions of tons of polymetallic rocks.

These rocks, called nodules, are packed with manganese, nickel

When it comes to metals mining companies, Australian stalwart Rio Tinto (NYSE: RIO) and Canadian start-up The Metals Company (NASDAQ: TMC) couldn't be more different. Rio Tinto was founded in 1873

October was a wild, wild month for investors in Critical Metals Group (NASDAQ: CRML).

The mining stock rocketed from single digits at the beginning of the month to an all-time high of $32.15 per

After jumping more than 50% in the first two weeks of October, shares of prospective deep-sea minerals company The Metals Company (NASDAQ: TMC) have tumbled 36.1% over the last two weeks:

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Trilogy Metals (NYSEMKT: TMQ) is a stock I'll bet most people had never heard of before, up until earlier this month, when the Trump administration announced it would take a 10% stake in the

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Euro Pacific Asset Management, LLC disclosed a new stake in Triple Flag Precious Metals Corp. (NYSE:TFPM), acquiring 528,376 shares for an estimated $15.32 million as of

Trilogy Metals Inc (NYSEMKT: TMQ) jumped 61.59% to close at $10.60 as its post-announcement rally continued. Trading volume reached 147.7 million shares, more than 22 times its three-month average

Shares of TMC The Metals Company (NASDAQ: TMC) rallied 20.3% on Monday, after the had stock plunged last Friday.

TMC is a highly speculative company seeking to mine critical metals such as nickel