Trafigura-backed Congo miner puts itself on sale amid debt woes
The attempted sale of Chemaf Resources Ltd. comes after the company’s ambitious expansion drive ran into financial trouble.
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Video: Mining innovation must redeploy tech like Lego
The industry needs to apply existing technology to build several solutions, panellists at The Northern Miner's Canadian Mining Symposium said.
Syrah expects more graphite buys ahead of China export ban
China will require export permits as of Dec. 1 for some graphite products.
Eramet cuts Indonesia nickel ore target on permit delay
Eramet expects Weda Bay to produce 30 million wet metric tons in 2023, down 5 million tons from its previous outlook.
Indonesia export plan to upset Freeport’s mined copper benchmark
To comply with Indonesia's push to process concentrate locally into metal, Freeport is building the Manyar smelter which is due to be completed by May next year.
Newmont misses profit estimates, Penasquito return underway
Miner is struggling with weak production after a strike at its Peñasquito mine had shuttered operations since June.
Cornish Metals starts dewatering UK tin mine
The process, expected to take 18 months, is a key part of of Cornish Metals’ efforts to reopen the South Crofty tin-copper mine.
Machine learning helps Earth AI find high-grade molybdenum in unexpected place
Earth AI announced the first discovery of a greenfield molybdenum deposit using artificial intelligence.
OP-ED: The green economy starts with a dirt road from a mine
The technologies we rely on every day increasingly depend on mining, with critical minerals providing the building blocks for the emerging electrified and digitalized economy.
