Anglo considers options to sell coal assets after fire
The company is still reluctant to abandon the sales process despite the setback, given the strong early interest it received in the mines.
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Congo sells its own copper from joint ventures for first time
Gecamines is offering copper from CMOC’s giant Tenke Fungurume mine, in which it holds a 20% interest, Bloomberg sources said.
BASF pulls plug on Chile investment plans amid EV slowdown
The German chemicals giant withdrew from initial talks with Vancouver's Wealth Minerals on Tuesday.
Engineering and baseline studies begin for underground Frotet gold project
BBA has been engaged to develop a scoping study that will assist with permitting an exploration decline at Frotet and a preliminary cost estimate prior to application.
Column: Rising Chinese aluminum output pressures alumina supply
The country increased production by 5% year-on-year to 3.65 million metric tons in May, according to the latest estimate.
American Eagle unveils copper porphyry outcrops in new Embayment zone
The ongoing 2024 drill program aims to expand upon and better define these mineralized zones.
Impala Platinum reports strike at Bafokeng operations
Impala has said it could cut 3,900 jobs as it restructures its South African operations.
Ivanhoe sells new zinc mine’s output to Trafigura, China’s Citic
The Kipushi zinc mine produced its first concentrate on June 14, Ivanhoe said Tuesday.
Vale pledges to quickly replace outgoing board members
Vale's board now has 11 members following the departure of Vera Marie Inkster on Monday.
