Brazil court convicts Vale for damages caused by deadly dam rupture
Judge Elton Pupo Nogueira ruled that Vale is responsible for fixing all the damages, although he did not set a monetary value for compensation.
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Pilbara Minerals inks additional lithium supply deal with China’s Great Wall
Deliveries under the deal will begin in August, with 20,000 dry metric tonnes of concentrate to be shipped annually for six years.
Genesis hunts for high-grade at Chevrier
Genesis recently expanded its Chevrier holdings to 275 square kilometres. The goal of the program is to identify high-grade drill targets in new areas, with a secondary focus on increasing grade and tonnage at existing deposits.
Peru gives Southern Copper construction permit on delayed $1.4bn project
Southern Copper has spent years waiting for the final green light that consecutive governments had declined to give.
Lomiko Metals shares take off on new drill results
Today's results include multiple intercepts over 100 metres or exceeding 10% Cg (carbon flake graphite).
Boart Longyear achieves 10 million man-hours and 1 year LTI-free
Boart Longyear employs approximately 4,900 personnel committed to working
safely every day.
Mining stocks could rebound with help from Trump and China
The backdrop for miners is ready to brighten in the second half of this year.
Nyrstar extends stoppage at Port Pirie smelter until late July
Port Pirie produced 160,000 tonnes of lead metal last year, down 7% from the previous year.
Medallion Resources eyes US, Canada for rare earth extraction plant
Rising trade tensions between the United States and China have sparked concerns that Beijing could leverage its dominant position as a supplier of rare earths.