Gold miner Avocet revenue halves on lower output
Total gold sold halved to 21,377 ounces in the six months ended June 30 from a year earlier, with an average price of $1,235 an ounce.
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Sibanye-Stillwater Blitz project begins production ahead of schedule
Mine is expected to generate about 300,000 ounces annually by late 2021/early 2022, increasing total PGM production from Sibanye’s operations in the US by more than 50%.
Mandalay Resources mothballs Cerro Bayo mine in Chile
Operations have been suspended since a June 9 incident that flooded the mine, killing three workers.
Rio Tinto back on track to haul iron ore in driverless trains in 2018
Staff sitting hundreds of km away oversaw successful pilot run.
Outotec to deliver minerals processing technology and services to MMC Norilsk nickel mine in Russia
Outotec has been awarded a contract by MMC Norilsk Nickel for the delivery of minerals processing technology and related advisory services to Kola Mining and Metallurgical Company's concentrator plant in Zapolyarny, Pechenga District in Russia.
Big trucks, dead ducks put Alberta’s oilsands under environmental scrutiny
Two things helped make Alberta’s oilsands a top North American environmental concern — ducks and trucks.
400 workers laid off as Bokoni prepares for closure
Toronto-based Atlatsa Resources (TSXV:ATL) has made good on its stated intention to shut its Bokoni platinum mine in Limpopo province, South Africa.
Chinese EV market nearing 2% penetration
Plug-in-vehicle market in China surges to a record 1.8% of total passenger vehicle sales.
World’s largest coal miner looking to buy metal mines abroad
Coal India Ltd, the world’s largest coal miner, has held internal talks to discuss buying metal mines abroad amid faltering revenues and rising employee costs, potentially signaling a strategy shift to cut reliance on the fossil fuel.
