Pakistan in talks with Tethyan Copper to resolve $5.8bn dispute
It was reported this week that Tethyan had been given the go-ahead by ICSID to collect half of the arbitration award.
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Bonterra rejects takeover offer, plans financing
The offer would value Canadian miner at approximately C$1.60 per share.
Norsk Hydro reinstates dividend as outlook brightens
The company last month reported a surprise rise in profit for the July-September period.
US miners tout environmental credentials in wake of Biden victory
With Biden proposing to hasten the demise of coal and other fossil fuels with his $2-trillion climate plan, miners of so-called strategic metals are hoping Biden's team sees them as partners, not foes.
Seeking to reopen PNG gold mine, Barrick CEO meets landowners
Mark Bristow met Papua New Guinea landowners on Thursday to discuss royalty arrangements, as the miner seeks to negotiate a reopening of the Porgera gold mine.
Zimbabwe under pressure to end gold sales monopoly
Gold mining investors are pressuring the country to change a law forcing producers to sell their output to the central bank.
Petra Diamonds investigates human rights abuses in Tanzania
Company said it is investigating allegations that subsistence miners who trespassed on the firm’s Williamson mine were detained, beaten and shot.
US court dismisses lawsuit against Sibanye-Stillwater
Class action sought compensation for alleged false statements by the company and its CEO related to a series of mine deaths in 2018.
Gold market authority threatens to blacklist UAE and other centres
The world’s most influential gold market authority is threatening to stop bullion from countries including the United Arab Emirates entering the mainstream market if they fail to meet regulatory standards.
