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Gold Fields dismisses AngloGold merger report
Bloomberg speculated two South African firms could combine to create 6 million ounce per year producer as merger fever grips the gold mining industry.
Jervois Mining offers C$16.6m in shares for Uganda cobalt projects
Jervois, which has applied for a prospecting licence in Tanzania, says the deal would complement its efforts to establish a presence in east Africa.
Supervisors at Codelco mine in Chile reject labor offer, strike looms
"We rejected their proposal and have voted to strike"
Strike takes shine off Barrick’s Loulo-Gounkoto production results
Company said the output decline was a consequence of a week-long strike at the Mali operation.
Pan American Silver shares slide on 2018 production slightly below targets
The Canadian miner said it had churned out 24.8 million ounces of silver last year, just shy of the 25-26.5 million ounces expected.
Eldorado Gold counting down to open its first mine in Canada
The company is on track to kick off commercial production at its Lamaque project in Val d’Or, Quebec, during the first quarter of the year.
Runaway train wreck, copper outages cost BHP $600 million
Three incidents occurred during the second half of 2018 hit BHP's production volumes by 4 million tonnes of iron ore and 70,000 tonnes of copper.
Atlantic confirms extensions at Fifteen Mile Stream and Cochrane Hill deposits
Vancouver-based Atlantic Gold Corp. confirms that recent diamond drilling has confirmed mineralized extensions at both the Fifteen Mile Stream project and the Cochrane Hill project.
