Liontown stock dives after bid collapse, emergency fund raising
The shares fell as much as 35% at the open in Sydney.
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Grupo Mexico being pushed to resume cleanup of 2014 mine spill
Agroup of activists, miners, academics and residents are scheduled to attempt to block roads to push Larrea’s Grupo Mexico to do more more to repair damage from one of the country’s worst ecological disasters.
Rio Tinto to up production capacity at Gudai-Darri, its newest iron ore mine
The world’s biggest iron ore producer shipped 83.9 Mt from its Pilbara operations in the three months ended Sept. 30.
Vale taps former investor relations head as CEO of Bionow
Vale subsidiary Bionow, which has been formed to produce biocarbon, is in its early stages.
Lynas announces planned shutdown of Malaysia operations
The company also reported a 21.8% fall in first-quarter revenue.
Indonesian copper-gold company storms ranking of world’s 50 most valuable mining stocks
Amid a wider slump, MINING.COM’s ranking was lit up by newcomer Amman Minerals, which now sits just outside the top 10 after minting at least six new billionaires since its July IPO.
Canada court ruling on key environmental law risks deterring investments
Canada’s Supreme Court last week ruled the Impact Assessment Act was too broad in designating which major projects should fall under federal environmental assessment.
NexGen aims to be Canadian uranium player
With a $1 billion price tag, Rook 1 is the largest development-stage uranium project in Canada.
RMI and Copper Mark release Risk Readiness Assessment criteria
RRA consists of 33 criteria covering ESG risks, and defines due diligence requirements.
