Anglo American CEO: “45% of the world’s economic activity is driven by the mining sector”
There remains a gulf between the public perception of mining and the reality of mining.
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Proposed new royalty unsettles miners in Chile
Deputies in Chile’s lower house gave their general backing to a constitutional reform that would impose a flat 3% royalty on the production of copper and lithium to finance environmental and social programs.
Gold Mountain to begin Elk Gold project construction in BC
The company anticipates construction to begin this month.
USDX, gold miners: the lion and the jackals
While gold, silver and mining stocks’ gaze across the grassland, the sun has likely set on their recent rallies.
Home: Indonesia, the puzzle of nickel’s competing narratives
The global nickel market recorded a supply-demand surplus of 108,000 tonnes last year and is on track to record another 45,000-tonne surplus this year.
Fission offers $24m bought deal for Triple R development
The Triple R deposit is on the Patterson Lake South property in the Athabasca Basin.
Golden Predator-Viva Gold merger falls through
The juniors have mutually agreed to terminate their definitive agreement for the proposed acquisition of Viva Gold by Golden Predator.
Copper price keeps soaring while ICSG predicts 79,000 tonnes surplus in 2021
The global copper market should see a surplus of 79,000 tonnes in 2021 and of 109,000 tonnes in 2022, according to the International Copper Study Group.
Ivanhoe’s Kamoa-Kakula to begin copper production within a month
Overall construction of the Kamoa-Kakula project's first phase 3.8-Mtpa concentrator plant is 98% complete.
