Barrick CEO ‘can’t see any reason’ for in-person annual meetings
Last year's in-person meeting included a heated exchange between CEO Mark Bristow and an activist protesting the Reko Diq copper project.
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How BHP’s CEO prepared for the Anglo American offer
Looking back, Mike Henry was 'almost walking the board, the company, and the investors up the ladder, back to big acquisitions,' an investor told the Financial Times.
Column: ICSG forecasts copper supply pressures but cautious on demand
The International Copper Study Group has cut its forecast supply surplus for this year due to much lower-than-expected mine production.
Red Pine Exploration plunges as it retracts all assays for Wawa gold project
The company last year received a C$6.8 million cash injection from Franco-Nevada.
Anglo American copper assets worth $35 billion — report
The estimation, by financial research firm CreditSights, is only $4 billion lower than BHP’s offer for the whole company.
Column: China overtakes Japan in April as Australia’s top coal market
It is the first time this has happened in any month in more than four years.
LME plans for aluminum producers to submit carbon emission data by 2025
The proposal aims to align aluminum market with the requirement of Europe's Carbon-Border Adjustment Mechanism which applies a carbon-related cost to certain imported products.
Near record high LME prices a magnet for Chinese copper exports
China's copper producers are planning to export up to 100,000 metric tons of metal, the largest volume in 12 years.
Patriot drills high-grade lithium hits as resource upgrade nears
CV5 holds 109.2 million inferred tonnes at 1.42% Li2O, and 160 parts per million tantalum.
