Platinum giants eye Sibanye’s gold deal as wage yardstick
Sibanye’s agreement is viewed as a good proxy for what’s possible in the platinum industry.
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Chile a step closer to scrapping copper sales funding for military
The government is seeking to free mining giant Codelco from a decades-old mandate to fund the country’s armed forces.
First large-scale mine a test for Latin America’s copper rookie
Ecuador’s ambition to become a mining superpower is being tested.
David Harquail on Franco-Nevada’s new long-life assets, succession plans
"Our company is essentially the Airbnb of the gold industry. We get a little piece of a lot of different mines."
Three French soldiers killed by toxic fumes in Guyana illegal mine operation
France has deployed hundreds of soldiers to the region to combat illegal mining.
Indonesia will enforce 2022 ban on raw mineral ore exports
Indonesia stopped exports of raw ore such as nickel, bauxite and concentrates of other minerals from 2014 to 2016.
Epiroc expects demand to stay robust after Q2 profit beat
Epiroc said its operating profit rose to 2.26 billion Swedish crowns ($241 million) in the second quarter.
Iron ore market regains composure, futures curve may be too pricey
Says columnist Clyde Russell.
Barrick’s gold output for the year to hit upper end of forecast
Thanks mainly to strong performance from Loulo-Gounkoto in Mali and Veladero in Argentina.
