Central African Republic diamond houses obliged to export $3m per quarter
The Central African Republic launched a full overhaul of the country’s alluvial diamond mining sector.
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Gem Diamonds mining lease for Letšeng renewed for 10 years
Royalty payable for the diamonds sold was increased to 10% from 8%.
Golden Point drilling delivers new high grade for OceanaGold
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Premier Gold Mines updates resources for Hardrock deposit
Total measured and indicated resources at Hardrock are 147.5 million tonnes grading 1.50 g/t gold and containing 7.1 million oz.
Lower for longer copper price puts squeeze on marginal miners
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Russia’s Mechel to buy stake in Elga coal project for $461m
Mechel is expected to pay for the stake within the next four months.
Chile’s Antofagasta seeks to stave off strike at small Antucoya copper mine
Government-mediated negotiations follow the union's decision to reject Antofagasta Plc's final contract offer, raising the specter of a strike.
Higher iron ore imports by India loom as mining leases expire
The drumbeat of voices forecasting India could rely more on global markets for iron ore next year is getting louder.
