Kodiak pauses drilling because of wildfire
The company does not expect a material impact on its fully funded drill pogramme at MPD.
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Gold Fields’ profit doubles, new CEO to look at acquisitions
The company expects to end the year with production of 2.3-2.35 million ounces of gold with no change to the production guidance.
SQM sees earnings jump on higher lithium prices, demand
The company reported second-quarter earnings of $89.8 million compared with $50.8 million in the year-ago period.
Nuclear plant in Alabama now uses 3D-printed components
The Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant has become one of the first plants in the world to use 3D-printed fuel assembly brackets.
Chile’s drought forces Antofagasta to cut copper guidance
It now expects to produce between 710,000 and 740,000 tonnes of copper this year, down from 730,000 to 760,000 tonnes previously forecasted.
Taliban’s return clouds long-delayed plans for Afghanistan’s resources
Afghanistan's vast mineral wealth has been trumpeted as a path to economic independence for the country but instability has repeatedly hampered past projects.
Resource nationalism sweeps Latin America’s top mining countries
Report shows four-year trend in minerals-rich nations, led by Latin American countries, to seek greater control over the revenues generated by their resources.
Russell: BHP’s petroleum exit shows oil and gas may follow coal’s path to toxic status
It's likely that this deal signals that the era of paying premiums to acquire oil and gas assets is over.
Mexico leads LatAm push for more control of resource revenue
Over the past four years, Mexico has risen the most in the Resource Nationalism Index rankings.
