Gold investors take aim at miners with returns falling short
Prominent investors are seeking to make changes at gold mining firms to better align the interest of managers, boards and shareholders.
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Kinross CEO sees ‘very low’ risk of unrest spreading to Mauritania
Company’s Tasiast mine in Mauritania produced 391,097 ounces of gold equivalent in 2019.
It is possible to recover lithium cobalt oxide from spent batteries – study
Most battery recycling processes extract the materials separately and require additional reagents to put them together.
AngloGold reinstates trimmed output guidance
Company expects annual production including its South African assets of between 3.03 million ounces and 3.10 million ounces.
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Ridgestone hits shallow gold and copper at Rebeico
Drill highlights include 29.2 metres of 0.54% copper starting at surface from the New Year zone, with a higher-grade 2.3-metre section of 1.95% copper from 11 metres.
Tesla “battery day” a possible blow to cobalt miners
Among expected announcements may be a cobalt-free battery, which will need higher quantities of less costly metals such as nickel and manganese.
Mariner becomes largest land tenure holder in Newfoundland
The miner acquired a 100% interest in Exploits Gold Corp and became Exploits Discovery Corp.
Mountain Province resumes diamonds sales in Antwerp
Company sold 210,661 carats for a total of $8.9 million or $42 per carat at its first traditional diamond sale since the pandemic began on Sept. 19.