Nyrstar board grilled on Trafigura ties in 10-hour marathon meeting
Nyrstar’s history of financial troubles dates back to around 2010, when management embarked on a debt-fueled run of mining acquisitions.
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Zambia scraps plans to build giant copper mine in national park
Decision comes only a week after the country’s High Court gave Australia’s Mwembeshi Resources a license to build its Kangaluwi copper project.
Anglo American says Eskom a major risk as it mulls growth
Eskom, which produces about 95% of South Africa’s power, has been forced to implement rolling blackouts that caused economic output to contract the most in a decade in the first quarter.
Indonesia may decide on Thursday whether to resume nickel ore exports
Indonesia may decide this week whether to resume nickel ore exports after halting shipments to investigate reports of export rule violations.
Livent CEO sees ‘difficult environment’ for lithium industry
The company late Tuesday cut its full-year revenue and earnings forecast.
Kesselrun expands Bluffpoint gold project
The miner acquired a number of mining claims in western Ontario.
Bear Creek de-risks Corani silver project in Peru
Projected silver production totalling 49 million ounces during the first three operating years would make Corani one of the world's largest silver producers.
Barrick’s profit nearly triples, but sees flat production for next five years
The world's second largest gold miner sees output reaching 5.15 to 5.6 million ounces a year between 2020 and 2024.
South32 exits thermal coal with South African assets sale
The miner, which spun out of BHP in 2015, has been trying to sell its South African thermal coal operations for more than a year.
