Samarco faces crunch creditor vote as standoff looms
Creditors are expected to vote on the latest proposals to restructure some $5-billion in financial debt.
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Teck seeks sale of stake in $8 billion coal business
The Canadian miner has approached smaller rival Arch Resources to gauge their interest in buying a stake of 10% or more in the business.
Hochschild Mining profit jumps on silver price rise, production rebound
Company posted a 41% jump in full-year core earnings on Wednesday,
Scientists explore development of indestructible batteries
Researchers are using a first-of-its-kind analytical approach to building better batteries that could help make them indestructible.
Brookfield in talks with AGL shareholders after board rejects takeover
Green billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes and Brookfield are pushing on with plans to buy Australia's most polluting company.
Rio Tinto rides iron ore gains to post record profit, pay $17bn dividend
The world's no.2 miner posted its best ever annual profit and a record full-year dividend of $16.8 billion.
Zijin announces expansion plan for Congo copper joint venture
Its "de-bottlenecking plan" will increase the combined design processing capacity of the concentrator plants.
Value of battery metals in newly-sold EVs tops $1.5bn in single month
MINING.COM’s EV Metal Index hit a new all-time monthly high as electric vehicle sales lift off and lithium, nickel and cobalt prices continue to rise.
CIM names incoming President-Elect
Ian Pearce will assume the role of CIM president in May 2024 following Michael Cinnamond (2023-2024) and Anne Marie Toutant (2022-2023).
