Vedanta books $1.7 billion loss in Q4 as oil prices plunge
The company took a one-time loss of 171.3 billion rupees in the March quarter, mainly due to an impairment of assets at its Oil & Gas business.
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Vale reaffirms iron ore output forecast after court decision
Vale said it is keeping its monthly production forecast at Itabira at 2.7 million tonnes "for the next months."
Zijin takes control of Tibet copper miner for $548m
The move is aimed at boosting Tibet Julong Copper's resource base and achieving sustainable development.
Ice Favorability Index promises to increase prospectors’ chances of striking gold on the moon
Researchers at the University of Central Florida created a geological model to give prospectors looking to mine the moon better odds of […]
Treasury to buy Goldlund project from First Mining
Goldlund is 2 km northeast of Treasury’s flagship Goliath property and includes open-pit resources of 12.9 million tonnes at 1.96 g/t gold.
Callinex discovers new zones at Nash Creek
Drilling at Callinex Mines’ 118-sq.-km Nash Creek project has encountered a new zone of silver mineralization, 9.6 km away from the current deposit, as […]
Exploration Snapshot: Eight gold companies mining in Canada
Canada’s geological terrain and adherence to the rule of law position the country as a go-to destination for companies looking to establish and operate mineral projects.
Kakula mine construction still ahead of schedule
Ivanhoe's copper mine in May set its fifth consecutive monthly development record.
Gold stock upleg healthy
Gold miners’ stocks just rolled over into a correction, raising concerns about the staying power of their massive post-panic upleg.
