First female minister of mining in Chile dies at 57
Karen Poniachik, well known journalist who became the country’s first female minister of mining, sat on the board of Lundin Mining.
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It now expects full-year gold production to be at the low end of the 4.2 million-4.6 million ounces range it forecast earlier.
Beamex donates $10,000 to a scholarship fund for industrial automation professionals
Donation will generate a perpetual need-based scholarship award to a deserving student studying in the field of Instrumentation Technology.
Gold Fields bets on solar to cut costs and carbon
A new solar power plant at the South Deep mine near Johannesburg will supply 24% of its electricity.
Aluminum heads for more supply chaos as Biden weighs Russia ban
The Biden administration is considering options including sanctions on Russia’s top producer of the metal.
Cirba Solutions invests $200m in Ohio Li-ion battery processing facility expansion
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USW union, Cleveland-Cliffs ratify new labor agreement
12,000 union-represented employees have ratified a new, four-year labor contract that offers employees better pay and insurance benefits.
Tharisa begins $391 million Zimbabwe platinum mine build
The Karo project is an open pit mine which would deliver the first mineral ore to the mill in the next two years.
VIDEO: Deep-sea miner stock jumps after first seafloor collection since 1970s
Investors piled into The Metals Company on Wednesday after it said it completed its first collection run of battery metals from more than four kilometres below the surface of the Pacific ocean.
