BHP, South32 may face South Africa class action on lung disease
A legal firm is seeking relief for miners who have worked at the operations since 1965 and their descendants.
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Esmark CEO says has money in bank account for $7.8 billion US Steel bid
Chief executive James Bouchard said he had $10 billion available and Esmark itself had no debt.
Perpetua Resources appoints vice president of projects
Michael Wright will lead the Stibnite Gold project in Idaho, effective immediately to oversee the construction readiness activities currently underway.
Lawyer alleges Gina Rinehart committed ‘egregious fraud’ over transferred mining licences
Mining licenses were 'unlawfully transferred to her company', a lawyer for her two eldest children claimed in court.
Drilling at Probe Gold’s Monique project returns grades of up to 10 g/t
More than 50,000 meters of drilling, out of the planned 68,000 meters for the 2023 program at Novador have been completed.
A united front: Addressing ESG issues to ensure the America’s copper mining industry thrives
Both brownfield and greenfield mines in the region face issues of water stress.
McEwen eyes copper IPO as soon as November for Argentina project
While McEwen is funded into next year as it drills the Los Azules project, it may go public later in 2023 or early 2024 to bankroll a feasibility study.
China’s Canmax resolves lithium offtake dispute with Premier African Minerals
Canmax had moved to terminate the deal in June after Premier failed to start delivering the lithium concentrate as promised.
Barrick boss slams western funds’ shortsightedness, praises Saudi’s PIF
Saudi's PIF has been looking to invest in copper projects across the world, as part of its drive towards funding energy transition projects.
