After legal battle, Los Andes Copper’s past drilling campaign receives approval
In 2017, Chile's Superintendency of Environmental Affairs filed a notice saying the campaign violated the country's environmental regulations.
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South African gold output has longest losing streak since 2009
Gold output fell 21 percent from a year earlier compared with a revised 23 percent drop in January.
Avesoro Resources sticks to 2019 guidance, despite gold output drop
The Canadian gold producer churned out 45,098 ounces of gold in the first three months of 2019, flat quarter-on-quarter, but 34% lower than in the same period a year earlier.
Vancouver junior gold exec fined for false statements about Pascua Lama
The president and CEO of Vancouver-based Mountainstar Gold has been slapped with a C$150,000 penalty by the British Columbia Securities Commission.
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Codelco returns all of its profits to the state and is funded by a mix of capitalization and debt.
Iron ore price rally could give BHP, Rio Tinto 30% earnings boost
The supply/demand dynamics benefit Australia’s iron ore miners, according to the latest research by the Macquarie Group.
Victory Metals expands Iron Point project
The company has expanded its landholdings at the Iron Point vanadium project to 5,382 hectares due to its recent drilling results.
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Zimbabwe, Russia sign $4B platinum mine deal
The mine would be built on one of the largest platinum mining concessions in the country.
