South Africa’s carbon tax could cost Amplats $21m a year from 2021 – CEO
South Africa’s parliament approved a long-delayed carbon tax bill in February as part of plans to reduce harmful emissions in the country.
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Stornoway Diamond halts open pit operations at Quebec mine
The Montreal-based diamond producer said the move would not have an impact on total revenue for 2019.
Ivanhoe execs brief Congo president on progress of massive copper project
According to Wood Mackenzie, it is the world's largest, undeveloped, high-grade copper discovery.
Niger to pay $14.5m for 10% of GoviEx’s Madaouela uranium project
Government and company agreements also allow for the Madaouela mining permit to expand and include an additional 5.96 million pounds of measured and indicated resources.
Centerra, Premier Gold get drilling at Ontario project
Development envisions an open pit gold mine that could be in production for almost 15 years.
De Beers diamond sales hit highest level since mid-2018
The world’s top diamond producer by value sold $575 million in its third sales cycle of this year, the highest since the fifth cycle of 2018, when it recorded $581 million.
Harte Gold completes feasibility study on Sugar mine
The study demonstrated a post-tax net present value at a 5% discount rate of $266.9 million.
Vale opens talks on compensation for dam disaster victims
Vale SA has opened negotiations with prosecutors and families of victims of the deadly January dam disaster.
As Goldman backs off, Citi says chase iron ore rally to $100
Iron ore’s poised to hit $100 a ton, according to Citigroup, which highlighted “very, very low” seaborne cargoes just as data from China may show a pick-up in demand.
