Chief executive Daniel Grieder, who is aiming to double sales to 4 billion euros a year by 2025, said disruptions were creating “unbelievable challenges”

The People's Bank of China (PBoC) has provided 85.5 billion yuan ($13.43 billion) to lenders in the country's latest move to cut carbon emissions

High Court claim arises from “alleged events of default” under a credit agreement that includes certain non-payment events

Washington is keen to help allies that can produce rare earths as an alternative to sourcing the materials in China and Lynas has become a critical partner in that effort

Ammonia emits no carbon dioxide when combusted and could be a next-generation fuel for thermal power generation and large ocean-going vessels

Manila has reversed course, encouraging mining investments to shore up government revenues as lockdowns and restrictions have ravaged the economy.

Embattled developer with $19bn of offshore bonds in cross-default faces payments of $255m for its June 2023 and 2025 notes. News it has resumed work on 91% of projects failed to lift its stock.

The union did not disclose what the dispute was about but rejected reports that it was solely over welfare issues

The Omicron cluster identified in the northeastern province of Kalasin on Christmas Eve has been linked to a couple who had travelled from Belgium

Net inflows into equities listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen, the major bourses on the mainland, reached a record of 417.5 billion yuan ($65.5 billion) as of December 23

Chinese artificial intelligence start-up raised $740 million in its IPO and priced shares at HK$3.85 each at the bottom of the range flagged

Creditors representing more than 90% of outstanding claims voted in favour of the draft restructuring proposal at an investors' meeting on Wednesday, Unigroup said in a statement