Mountain Province resumes diamonds sales in Antwerp
Company sold 210,661 carats for a total of $8.9 million or $42 per carat at its first traditional diamond sale since the pandemic began on Sept. 19.
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CSN says mining unit IPO to fund production capacity
Shares of Brazilian steelmaker rose as the company's board approved a long-awaited initial public offering by its mining unit to fund its expansion.
Crystallex asks US judge to approve sale Venezuelan oil refiner by January 2021
The goal behind this request is for Crystallex to enforce a $1.4 billion arbitral award against Venezuela, following the 2008 nationalization of its gold mine.
With gold rallying, mining CEOs say ESG scrutiny is intensifying
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US to assist Colombia in the development of its mining industry
Mike Pompeo announced the launching of a program that will propose ideas on how to make Colombia’s legal framework competitive to attract mining investing.
Colloids may be key to effective reclamation efforts at inactive mine sites
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Deere plans to expand in Australia, New Zealand
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