Historic Canadian Mining Hall of Fame ceremony aims to widen the mining industy’s tent
The slate of inductees was the most diverse in the history of the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame dating back to its origins in 1989.
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South32 shares jump as miner sets special dividend on profit boost
The world's biggest producer of manganese said its underlying earnings for the year ended June 30 came in at $2.6 billion, compared with $489 million a year ago.
Brazil steel demand may double within decade, ArcelorMittal says
Despite the talk of recession in economies around the world, demand for steel appears to be picking up.
Samarco mine disaster settlement talks irk Brazil officials as deadline approaches
Minas Gerais Secretary said proposal falls short of the required environmental and social compensation for a tailings dam collapse that killed 19 people and contaminated waterways in two states.
Filo extends Aurora zone at Filo del Sol to 1.6 km
Drlling targets a combination of large step-out holes focusing on the system edges and step-out and infill holes on the Aurora Zone.
Epiroc introduces Automatic Bit Changer with live work elimination for hands-free bit changes on blasthole drills
The Automatic Bit Changer makes it possible for operators to complete hands-free drill bit changes with the single touch of a button and to stay informed on their screen.
DRDGold reports 22% profit fall as costs rise
Production totalled 183,902 ounces, little changed from 183,999 ounces a year earlier.
Russian seaborne coal exports halted by EU ban
Russia is one of the world’s top three coal exporters, controlling about 17% of the global shipments.
Gold price wavers as traders weigh outlook for Fed tightening path
Investors are assessing how aggressively the Fed can continue hiking rates in the face of mounting risks to growth.
