Caterpillar profit tops estimates as supply chain snags loom
Executives warned that the company will fall short of its expectations for fulfilling customer demand this year.
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Vale to resume operations at Onça Puma nickel mine
Operations were first halted in early October because of alleged non-compliance with local regulations.
Platinum prices weigh on Sibanye Stillwater’s Q3 earnings
PGM prices fell in the third quarter as the global semiconductor shortage hit demand from the car industry.
UN deep-sea mining rules unlikely to be completed by 2023, Latam countries say
The UN's International Seabed Authority (ISA) is working on global rules covering sea bed mining, which is not allowed until the regulations are finalised.
Newmont cuts guidance on pandemic hit
The world's top gold producer cut its annual production target by 500,000 ounces.
Jiangxi Copper Q3 profits fall from prior quarter as price rally fades
One of China's biggest copper producers saw profits fall 33% in July-September from the previous quarter.
Amplats in talks to sell Bokoni mine to African Rainbow Minerals
Amplats suspended activity at the platinum mine in 2017.
Alamos Gold cuts production outlook on Mulatos woes
Output at company's founding operation is expected to drop by 15,000 ounces, to between 135,000 to 145,000 ounces.
Australia plans to boost mineral discovery with new drill core research lab
CSIRO together with the Science and Industry Endowment Fund, the University of Western Australia and Curtin University just opened a Geoscience Drill Core Research Laboratory.
