Steelmaker ArcelorMittal downbeat on main Europe market
The world's largest steelmaker cut its forecast for demand in its main market Europe on Thursday after lower steel prices depressed earnings at the start of the year.
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Acacia seeks clarification on North Mara dispute, production jumps
Acacia Mining saw a surge in gold production in April thanks chiefly to a 54% rise in output from its disputed North Mara gold mine in Tanzania.
Rio Tinto shipping more aluminium to Europe as US demand slows
The company says demand for its products had not been impacted by the US-China trade dispute.
AngloGold plans to sell last South Africa mine as era closes
AngloGold announced on Thursday that it’s in the early stages of a sales process for Mponeng, the world’s deepest mine and its last underground operation in South Africa.
Ginguro to acquire 80% interest in Valterra’s Weepah gold project
The high-grade gold exploration project is located in Esmeralda County, Nevada.
ZEN gets $1m grant for graphene-enhanced concrete project
The Canadian company said that, thanks to the grant, it may be able to provide innovative cement-based composite products to Ontario by 2020.
Australian junior Aurelia forgoes Glencore copper mine buy
The exploration and development company became the second Australian miner since April to back off from plans to buy the Glencore's CSA, in New South Wales.
‘Crazy premiums’ for gold assets are over, B2Gold CEO says
A wave of consolidation is coming in the gold mining industry, but don’t count on buyers overspending on assets.
Nevada Copper inks $115m deal to construct Pumpkin Hollow
Nevada's first copper mine in a decade is set to enter production during the final quarter of this year.
