Tiffany CEO says it’s his ‘duty’ to reveal diamonds’ provenance
The jeweller tries to become more transparent in a notoriously opaque industry.
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Copper Mountain produces 79m lb in 2018, sets guidance for next three years
The mill treated 40,000 t/d with an average head grade of 0.31% copper.
Vancouver miners kick off diamond drilling program in Saskatchewan
ALX Uranium and Denison Mines just launched a winter diamond drilling program at the Hook-Carter uranium project.
San Marco sees positive results from exploration program in Mexico
There is a porphyry copper-molybdenum-gold system at the Espiritu SMR property.
Centamin gold output falls 13% in 2018 on decline at flagship mine
The company produced 472,418 ounces of gold at its Egypt-based Sukari mine last year, compared to 544,658 ounces in 2017, due to disruptions and lower grades at the operation.
Exports from world’s second-largest copper mine to drop 85%
Concentrate shipments from Indonesia's Grasberg mine, will drop because of a lag in output while operations shift from open pit to underground mining.
Pan American Silver shareholders approve Tahoe Resources acquisition
Tahoe shareholders also approved the arrangement.
Chile copper mines to triple use of sea water in 10 years—report
Use of sea water, both desalinated and direct from the ocean, to increase by 230% over 2018 levels.
Tanzania names latest mining minister in ongoing industry clash
A prolonged spat between the government and gold producer Acacia over a $190 billion tax bill has severely limited the company's operations in the East African nation.
