Aurubis gives brighter earnings view as copper demand to rise
Europe's largest copper producer said it had suffered "no production limitations so far" from the pandemic.
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Zinc hits 19-month high amid supply worries, demand recovery
Zinc rallied to the highest since April 2019, lifted by concerns over falling Chinese production and as hopes for a US stimulus deal buoyed market sentiment.
Taseko’s Florence Copper granted aquifer protection permit
Florence has a planned average annual production rate of 84 million lbs. of copper from probable reserves of 345 million tonnes grading 0.36% copper.
Marathon signs deal with six communities for Valentine
Communities will be offered employment, business opportunities, community investment, and environmental protection opportunities.
Lundin Gold goes ahead with $18.6m Fruta del Norte expansion
The mine and mill expansion will take throughput from 3,500 to 4,200 tonnes per day over the 14-year life of the mine.
New South Wales greenlights Russell Vale mine expansion
Project will deliver a net economic benefit to the state of up to A$174 million and create ongoing employment for 205 people.
Largo to supply vanadium to clean energy storage co.
Largo Clean Energy will receive raw materials from the Maracás Menchen mine in Brazil.
Taseko Mines, Tŝilhqot’in Nation delay New Prosperity talks
The covid-19 pandemic delayed the the dialogue over the proposed gold-copper mine in British Columbia.
Rio Tinto should pay for sacred caves blast — inquiry
The parliamentary inquiry into Rio's destruction of a 46,000-year-old sacred Aboriginal site in May did not refer to what financial compensation the miner should pay.
