Colombia pro-mining referendum will not soothe global miners
Pro-mining votes seem set to benefit local companies and mining in streams and on mountainsides, not multinationals.
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Copper supply crunch earlier than predicted — experts
Copper production will peak in the second half of 2019, making a growing supply deficit much more real.
Mantos Copper expanding Chile mine projects despite rising costs
Once these projects are completed, Mantos Copper expects its production to nearly double to 165,000 tonnes annually.
Collahuasi says to slash costs to under $1/lb in 2018
Collahuasi, owned by Anglo American Plc and Glencore Plc, is located in northern Chile and is among the world's largest copper mines.
Rio Tinto reviewing Rusal ties, mum on Queensland venture
Rusal owns 20 percent of Rio's Queensland Alumina operation, of which Rio owns the remaining 80 percent.
Vanadium batteries need Elon Musk moment to kick-start market
Vanadium needs a big player in the global battery market to get behind the metal to share center stage with other energy-storage components such as lithium.
Iron ore giant says miners have shut gates on new supply
Global iron ore miners have turned off the tap on adding new production capacity to feed China’s steel mills.
Chile mulls revision to mining code
Authorities may consider potential revisions to the mining laws in order to make companies that already own concessions to work on them or else give them up.
Iran to transfer yellowcake to uranium conversion facility
The uranium from which the yellowcake was derived was originally extracted from the Saghand mine.
