Rio Tinto cuts Kitimat aluminum production by 65%
Rio Tinto plans to cut production at its BC Works aluminium smelter to 35% following a strike.
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Red Moon wants to break into the North American salt market
The Newfoundland-based company says it is developing the Great Atlantic deposit with the goal of helping Canada and the US reduce road salt imports.
Indigenous trust managing funds from Heathgate Resources under scrutiny
Australian media report that Rangelea Holdings has received over $40 million from Heathgate Resources since 2003 and is not willing to open the books to the public.
What countries would make if they sold their Olympic medals at current metals prices
London-based broker ETX Capital ran the numbers and found that the US would make over $1.14 million.
ALROSA to convert its vehicle fleet to natural gas in move to cut emissions
Expanded use of energy-efficient fuels across the corporate transport fleet is among the top priorities in improving the environmental profile of its production activities, the company said.
Cyberattack disrupts main African cobalt, copper export hub
Durban, the busiest shipping terminal in sub-Saharan Africa, was affected.
Gold investors wavering
Without enough upside momentum to chase, investors have been selling gold on balance since soon after the FOMC.
Home: Aluminum producers struggle to respond to higher prices
Global aluminum production growth ground to a halt in the second quarter of this year even as prices rallied to multi-year highs.
Rerating: Top 50 mining companies double in value from covid low
MINING.COM’s ranking of the world’s 50 most valuable mining stocks marched to a new high of $1.47 trillion at the end of the second quarter.
