Seven diamond miners form group to fight synthetics
But some believe main challenge will be falling prices and wholesalers difficult access to credit to purchase rough diamonds.
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Vale may sell potash assets in Saskatchewan
As Brazil’s Vale SA figures out what to do with its fertilizer business, the mining giant is thought to be testing the waters on a potential sale, according to people familiar with the matter.
Harmony Gold to cut over 3,000 jobs, union asks Gov’t to intervene
The company had warned it planned to restructure several of its mines, producing almost 25% of its gold, when it posted a third consecutive quarterly loss early May.
Wellgreen Platinum provides Wellgreen project update
Wellgreen Platinum Ltd. (TSX: WG; OTC-QX: WGPLF) is pleased to provide an update on its ongoing project activities.
India’s appetite for fertilizers beats expectations — Phosagro
After being practically absent from the Indian market for two years, the Russian firm has signed a three-year supply contract with IPL.
Glencore lines up $15.25bn to refinance existing loans
A total of 60 banks committed to the financing, including 34 mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
CFSI enables companies to comply with new EU Conflict Minerals rules
Conflict-Free Sourcing Initiative Expands Geographic Scope, Adopts Risk-Based Approach
Junior producers riding exploration success to reratings: Raj Ray
In this interview with The Gold Report we learn that it's not enough for junior gold producers to have strong management teams running thrifty, efficient operations.
Eurozone is no bargain market, despite higher gains in US: David Stevenson, Fleet Street Letter
Rip-roaring market valuations in the US are supported by ever-expanding corporate and government debt.