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Henry Ford was right all along, it turns out.
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Galantas Gold to kick off operations at Irish mine in June
The past producing Omagh mine in Northern Ireland is expected to yield between 4,500 to 5,500 ounces of gold for the balance of the year.
Russia says it may buy diamonds from sanctions-hit Alrosa
Alrosa, , the world’s top diamond miner by output, is responsible for 90% of Russia’s diamond production and 28% of global supply.
Australian universities get $173m in funding to turn critical minerals into products, services
The funds will go towards the development of the Resources Technology and Critical Minerals Trailblazer hub.
Petra Diamonds mulls sale of loss-making Koffiefontein mine
Petra wants to offload the Koffiefontein diamond mine in South Africa, which reaches the end of its productive life in 2025.
Apple, Tesla, Intel could be using conflict minerals due to faulty scheme
Global Witness says it is not the companies but the ITSCI certification scheme they rely on to vet their suppliers where the problem lies.
9 factors sparking the future of mining and mineral exploration in British Columbia
B.C.’s natural potential for mineral exploration, combined with jurisdictional advantages, makes it one of Canada’s prime locations for the mining industry.
GNRI considers sale of $1.5 billion Botswana copper mine
Khoemacau is majority owned by Global Natural Resource Investments, which was formed from a 2015 management buyout of Barclays Plc’s natural resources private equity business.
As cyber threats rise, how vulnerable are mining companies?
About 55% of mining executives surveyed are worried about their ability to manage a cyber threat with nearly 70% witnessing an increase in the number of disruptive attacks.
