ICMM steps up game for miners with membership requirements update
Last updated in 2003, the fresh set of principles respond to increased pressure for miners to carry out socially-responsible investments and operations.
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Sirius Minerals’ last-minute attempt to avoid Anglo takeover fails
The fertilizer company evaluated over the past week a plan to raise $680 million put forward by a consortium of financial investors, but talks didn’t go anywhere.
Australian companies, academia working on fast-charge Li-ion batteries for trams
Lithium Australia's subsidiary to optimise its battery materials for the project.
New Gold rejigs mine plans, stock down
The company expects to see lower production at its New Afton mine in British Columbia.
Great Bear to step out footprint at Dixie
Up to 300 holes are planned for this year as part of a C$21 million exploration program.
Troilus Gold’s stock jumps on upsized private placement
Current indicated resources at Troilus's flagship gold project stand at 159.1 million tonnes grading 0.92 g/t gold-equivalent.
South African gold production surges the most in four years
Gold output rose by 24.9% from a year earlier, compared with a revised 4.5% in November.
First Quantum posts surprise profit on higher copper sales, output
The company has been actively developing its Cobre Panama project.
Agnico reports a fourth-quarter profit but cuts 2020 production outlook
The gold miner also lowered its full-year 2020 production outlook, citing slower-than-expected ramp up of production at the new Nunavut operations in Canada.
