Anglo coal spinoff looks cheap against peers after 1,300% surge
Thungela Resources has soared more than 1,300% since the South African coal miner was carved out of Anglo American last year.
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Sasol to announce green hydrogen deals with local miners soon
Sasol will start producing 3.5 tonnes per day of green hydrogen from its Sasolburg plant in South Africa in the second half of 2023.
ESG, geopolitics ranked top risks for mining companies, EY survey shows
While evidence has shown that mining companies are integrating ESG factors into corporate strategies, survey respondents still rank ESG issues as the number one risk to their business.
Arizona Sonoran delivers initial resource for Parks/Salyer deposit
The P/S deposit is located 2 km southwest from the Cactus open pit along the mine trend and demonstrates the same geological characteristics.
Lion One closes $9.8m bought deal to fund Tuvatu gold project
Located on the island of Viti Levu in Fiji, Tuvatu is envisioned as a low-cost high-grade underground gold mining operation with exploration upside.
Konkola Copper Mines hires RMB to find new investor
Zambia's previous government put KCM in the hands of a liquidator in May 2019, triggering a legal dispute with Vedanta Resources.
Foran’s ambitious net zero plans for McIlvenna Bay attract investors
Foran has had a busy year as it advances the McIlvenna Bay copper-zinc-gold project in Saskatchewan, which it says will be the world’s first zero-carbon operation.
Researchers push for using metals to treat infections
Two dozen highly active metal compounds containing cobalt, nickel, rhodium, palladium, silver, europium, iridium, platinum, molybdenum and gold can be used to treat fungal infections.
Commodities tumble with surging dollar hitting raw materials
Gold slid to the lowest in more than two years as tighter Fed policy and Europe’s worsening energy crisis has pushed up the US currency.
