Britain’s Vedanta hit by up to $600 mln charge for Goa iron ore unit closure
The latest ban would affect not only Vedanta but also several small unlisted companies run by local families.
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Glencore signs US$9.085bn loan refinancing
Glencore has signed US$9.085bn of loans to refinance its existing short-term revolving credit facilities, the company said on Thursday.
Zinc output climbs, but uncertainty disrupts processing talks
No deal has been achieved yet over benchmark processing terms after two sets of negotiations, in February and this month.
Goldcorp deposits 3,000 ounces of gold in blockchain ‘milestone’
Goldcorp Inc made the first gold deposit on Tradewind Markets' new digitized trading platform, the companies said on Thursday.
Chilean miner Codelco says copper output, profit jumped in 2017
Chile's state copper company Codelco said on Thursday it produced 1.734 million tonnes of copper in 2017, its second highest output ever.
Exploration spending in Canada’s poorest regions keeps sliding
The Northwest Territories and Nunavut, two of the three regions with the lowest income per capita, will see exploration investment to drop again in 2018, Natural Resources Canada says.
Gold forges its best run since 2011
Bullion’s wrapping up a third quarterly gain, a feat not seen since 2011, and exchange-traded fund holdings are near the highest in a half-decade.
Miners ask Congo to introduce sliding royalty scale
The proposal, signed by companies responsible for 85% of the DRC's copper, cobalt and gold output, suggest that sliding royalties will give the government a higher share of revenues.
Canada’s Asanko, South Africa’s Gold Fields team up in $185m Ghana JV
Companies are teaming up to develop one of the country’s newest gold mine, the Asanko Gold Mine (AGM).
