Gold mining emissions draw scrutiny after price surge
Investors are putting pressure on gold miners, whose high greenhouse gas emissions have been less scrutinized, to report transparently and take concrete steps to curb them.
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MP Materials profit surges in first results post listing
Surge comes days after the US rare earths miner went public on the NYSE through a deal with Fortress Value Acquisition Corp.
Teck increases steelmaking coal sales to China
In October, China suspended purchases of Australian coal as Beijing continued to tightly control imports amid soured political relations with Canberra.
Codelco seeks ‘friendly talks’ with Ecuador on Llurimagua copper project
Llurimagua is in the advanced exploration stage and could become the first mine Codelco operates abroad.
Gold price hits 4-month low on vaccine hopes, strong US data
Gold’s break below $1,850 triggered a wave of sell stops, analysts say.
Caldas Gold to become Aris Gold; proposes new all-star board
Company is raising C$85 million through a subscription receipt offering with a group of investors that will result in a new board and management, as well as a new name.
Argonaut discovers four high-grade zones outside planned Magino pit
Since starting an exploration program at Magino in July 2019, the company has drilled 48,000 metres at the property.
Iamgold temporarily cuts Westwood headcount
Company has temporarily reduced the size of its workforce at the underground mine in Quebec, affecting 437 workers.
RPMGlobal transfers consulting and advisory head office to Toronto
The new Toronto head office is a key component of the company’s refreshed Americas business strategy.
