Yamana exceeds gold production plans in Q1
The Toronto-based miner expects to stay in line with its 900,000 ounces production guidance for 2018.
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U.S. cuts off Brazil tariff talks, adopts steel import quotas
Brazil on Wednesday contradicted a United States announcement that the two countries had reached a deal on a permanent exemption from steel and aluminum import tariffs, saying the Trump administration had unilaterally cut off talks.
Chairman of En+ says working on reducing Deripaska’s stake
Greg Barker welcomed a decision by the U.S. Treasury on Tuesday to give investors an extra month to divest or transfer their holdings in En+ Group and other sanctions targets.
Mongolian Copper Corp considers international fight for Erdenet mine
State seeks enforced acquisition of MCC's Erdenet stake.
War on coal making the world’s top mine owners a lot richer
Anglo American Plc, Glencore Plc and BHP Billiton Ltd. are generating the highest profits in years from their coal mines.
Glencore is said to take Congo rift with Gertler to London court
The Swiss miner was granted a temporary injunction against the Israeli billionaire after petitioning the London court to rule against a Congolese judge’s decision last week to freeze assets at its Kamoto Copper project.
Rio Tinto to double number of autonomous drills at Pilbara mines
Driverless trucks at the same iron ore operations already haul over a quarter of both ore and waste material.
S.Africa gold miners to sign silicosis lawsuit settlement this week
Most claimants are black miners from South Africa and neighbouring countries such as Lesotho, whom critics say were not provided with adequate protection during and even after the Apartheid ended in 1994.
Vedanta considers building zinc smelter in South Africa
Company is accelerating expansion of its African zinc operations to take advantage of a surge in zinc prices.
