Miners back to work at Peru’s Antamina copper mine
This was the second time that Antamina’s workers down tools in about a month over demands for a bonus and other benefits.
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Two countries you might be surprised to find Hallgarten’s Chris Ecclestone likes now
In this interview with The Gold Report, Ecclestone explains that canny juniors are choosing past-producing properties, which boast dependable resources estimated by majors and already existing infrastructure. And he names two current gold producers he believes are woefully undervalued.
Immersive Technologies Provides Fully Staffed On-Site Training Solution at Large Copper Mine in Chile
Immersive Technologies, the global leader in operator workforce development solutions for mining announced today that a major multinational mining company has chosen to integrate a fully staffed on-site training solution at one of its mines near Santiago, Chile.
More capacity, less wear with new Nordberg GP330 cone
Metso’s all new Nordberg GP330 cone crusher is designed to provide the highest throughput capacity in the toughest hard-rock crushing applications.
China’s nuclear giant grabs majority stake in UK wind farms
The deal marks China General Nuclear Power's first big acquisition of onshore wind generating capacity in the west.
AVEVA announces major enhancements to AVEVA NET
AVEVA’s flagship Information Management software is quicker and more efficient with an improved user interface and faster deployment
Anglo American Partners with ASI to Develop Innovative Haulage Solutions
The joint effort is part of Anglo American’s FutureSmart™ initiative through which the company is partnering with third party technology groups like ASI to drive innovation within the mining industry.
Fourteen of the world’s largest diamond companies moving into new Panama Gem & Jewelry Center
The Panama Gem & Jewelry Center is the largest and most ambitious development project ever undertaken on behalf of the jewelry and gemstone trades in Latin America.
Newcrest, Harmony set to build one of the world’s lowest-cost gold mines
The revised plan for their jointly-owned Wafi-Golpu in PNG will require an initial capital spending cost of $2.3 billion.
