Zimbabwe says China’s Tsingshan to build iron ore mine, steel plant from May
Tsingshan signed a $1 billion outline agreement with Zimbabwe in June 2018 to build a 2 million tonne-per-annum steel plant.
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More platinum deficits to come after record undersupply in 2020 – WPIC
By disrupting mining activity, the coronavirus pandemic affected platinum supply much more than demand, pushing the roughly 8-million ounce market into a deficit of 932,000 ounces last year.
Danakali looks into solar, wind to power Eritrea potash project
The Australian miner says that both energy sources are viable power alternatives for its 100%-owned Colluli sulphate of potash (SoP) project.
Aboriginal group to rate Australian miners on performance
Fortescue and Rio Tinto who are the biggest miners on Eastern Guruma land, both welcomed the initiative.
Nornickel’s $2 bln fine will be used to improve Arctic environment – Putin
The leak of 21,000 tonnes of diesel into rivers and subsoil from a rusty-looking storage tank at mining firm Nornickel's power plant in Siberia angered President Vladimir Putin.
Tianqi Lithium to appeal after court orders it to pay Australian contractor
A court ruled ordering the company to pay $30 million in arrears to MSP engineering.
Copper prices to hit record high in next 12 months, China’s Maike says
He Jinbi believes as top consumer China builds metals-intensive renewable energy and electric vehicle infrastructure, copper and other base metals will see serious supply deficits in future.
Petra Diamonds completes restructuring
The diamond miner has concluded a reorganization, aimed at recapitalizing the business.
Graphene-enhanced primer proves efficient for marine applications
Talga Group’s Talcoat is obtained from graphite extracted at the Vittangi project in Sweden.
