Grupo Mexico expects further drop in copper production for Chile and Peru
The decrease in US copper demand and conflicts in Peru's Las Bambas mine were among the risks.
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NorthWest Copper lifts Lorraine copper-gold resource
The inferred resource is 45.2 million tonnes for 427,931 lb. of metal grading at 0.43% copper and 0.50% copper-equivalent.
US finalizes $102.1m loan to Syrah Resources for Louisiana plant
This is first loan from the Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing (ATVM) Loan Program finalized since 2011.
Tussle over new UK mine embodies fight over coal-related emissions
Campaigners and policymakers for years have opposed the proposal to build the mine in the Cumbrian region of northwest England.
Rio Tinto says Simandou deal close after wrangles over railway
Rio Tinto said it’s close to a breakthrough in a landmark deal to unlock the world’s biggest untapped iron ore mine.
Lundin Group founder Lukas Lundin dies at age 64
The mining entrepreneur died in Geneva at the age of 64, following a two-year battle with brain cancer.
Monarch pours first gold bar from Beaufor mine in Quebec
The Beaufor mine and Beacon mill have produced over 1.1 million oz. of gold since it first opened in the 1930s.
