Australia’s Fortescue Q1 shipments fall 8.6%
The company shipped 40.2 million tonnes in the September quarter, compared with 44 million tonnes a year ago
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Brazil’s Vale misses 3rd qtr income estimate, revenue rises
Brazil's Vale SA , the world's largest iron ore producer, on Wednesday posted $1.408 billion in third-quarter net income, below the 2.23 billion a year-ago.
Barrick Gold profit, revenue drop as metal prices weaken
Q3 sees lower profit due to lower prices for gold and copper alongside higher fuel costs.
Cornwall’s historic South Crofty tin mine revival a step closer
Strongbow Exploration plans to bring the mine back into production following a proposed dual listing on London's AIM market.
Copper price drop prompts expansion rethink at top producer
Freeport-McMoRan CEO Richard Adkerson says reduced spending on large-scale projects will add to the impending supply gap on global copper markets.
Metal more common in moon rocks could transform planes and cars
Scandium conundrum
Amazon’s mining treasure at stake as Bolsonaro leads Brazil vote
The mining community is salivating.
Zinc market tightness confounds bearish expectations
"Screamingly bullish" is how analysts at Citi described the Shanghai Zinc market earlier this month.
Mali’s first independent power project to start up next week
Full operation begins October 31.
