Mining a ‘laggard among laggards’ on female representation – report
Women are leaving the mining industry due to few growth opportunities.
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NorZinc eyes larger Prairie Creek operation in Northwest Territories, starts PEA
The PEA is to be completed in the second quarter next year with Ausenco as the lead consultant.
Aya raises $55 million for Zgounder silver expansion in Morocco
Aya is advancing an expansion feasibility study to boost production to 5 million oz. silver annually.
Commodity price surge spurs Australian explorers to get digging
Explorers listed on the ASX spent A$666 million in the three months to June 30, which was 34% above the two-year average.
Grupo Mexico, Hudbay vie for $2 billion Spanish miner
Trafigura and Mubadala have been looking to sell Matsa since the start of the year.
Nigerian minister wants death penalty for gold smuggling
Lawmakers are investigating the alleged loss of $9 billion a year to illegal mining of the precious metal.
Talon Metals hits record nickel, copper grades at Tamarack
Tamarack is currently the only high-grade development-stage nickel project in the US.
Which countries have the world’s largest coal reserves?
The world has about 139 years of coal left at current consumption levels and excluding unproven reserves.
Copper price up on weak US inflation
Chile’s copper commission Cochilco has revised down its average copper price forecast for the year.
