Plane carrying Rio Tinto workers crashes in Canada’s Northwest, six dead
Four passengers and two crew members died after a small Jetstream aircraft on its way to the company's Diavik mine crashed shortly after take-off.
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Codelco places $2bn in bonds as miner aims to boost copper output
Codelco's production has slumped to its lowest level in 25 years due to operational problems and delays in its expansion projects.
Investor group turns up heat on mining tailings dam laggards
So far 77 listed mining companies, including the world's largest BHP and Rio Tinto, have signed up to a tougher code of conduct.
Aluminum price jumps after report EU may sanction Russian metal
Prices rose as much as 3.6% on the London Metal Exchange.
Pilbara Minerals moves to preserve cash after price slump
The company posted revenue of A$264 million for the quarter ended December 31.
Rio Tinto taps Australia’s largest solar farm to power aluminum assets
Once developed and approved, the Upper Calliope solar farm will have the potential to cut down Rio's operating carbon emissions by 1.8 million tonnes per year.
Gahcho Kué diamond sales fall on weaker demand
Revenue declined to $243.7 million from 2.7 million carats sold at an average value of $90 per carat.
Trafigura’s head of lithium is latest metals trader to depart
Claire Blanchelande, head of lithium at Trafigura Group, is leaving in the latest departure from the trading house’s metals unit.
AME Roundup: BC’s first critical minerals strategy has some asking: ‘Is it enough?’
The strategy aims to tackle obstacles impeding project development and workforce stability.