1 Jun 2025
Regulatory Change for Boron in Serbia
The European Commission designated the Jadar project in Serbia as a strategic critical raw material project, supporting investment and supply security for boron and lithium.
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Relevant Events
1 May 2025
Discovery for Boron in Serbia
Geologic exploration of Serbia’s Jarandol Basin confirmed boron mineralization, indicating new potential boron reserves.
1 May 2025
Mine Expansion for Boron in Serbia
A Canada‑based developer signed a letter of intent to renovate and extend the mine life of the Pobrdje mine in Serbia, expanding boron (colemanite) production capacity.
1 Jan 2015
Mine Opening for Boron in Serbia
Erin Ventures Inc. initiated legal proceedings to establish a borate mine in Piskanja, Serbia, marking the planned opening of a new mine.
2014
Mine Opening for Boron in Serbia
Erin Ventures Inc. initiated proceedings to start borate mining in Piskanja, Serbia, planning a new mine opening.
Mar 2011
Mine Restart for Magnesium in Serbia
Serbian firm restarted dead‑burned magnesia production after a 4‑year modernization project.
2011
Ownership Change for Magnesium in Serbia
Austrian magnesia producer acquired Serbian magnesia producer, expanding global operations.
Dec 2005
Ownership Change for Boron in Serbia
Rio Tinto secured a bid in December 2005 to acquire the Piskanja borate deposit in Serbia, potentially changing ownership of a key European boron source.
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