China’s metal exporters face order cancellations, damage claims amid virus
Companies have informed Chinese suppliers they are not accepting deliveries.
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Henry also said that the company would be willing to sell its thermal coal assets if a buyer offered a good value.
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The European Space Agency and Scottish start-up partner to develop services to increase efficiency, transparency.
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Mongolia has been exerting pressure on Rio Tinto to revise the Oyu Tolgoi agreement terms to make it more beneficial to the country and its citizens.
BHP profits surge 39% — declares 2nd highest dividend on record
Production and unit costs at all its major assets are on track to achieve full-year guidance.
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Coronavirus stalled First Quantum’s Zambian stake sale talks
The virus outbreak is preventing face-to-face meetings with potential Chinese buyers.
Newmont’s gold reserves surpass 100moz, largest in company history
This represents a 53% increase over the 65.4 million ounces recorded in 2018.
Rio Tinto cuts Pilbara shipment outlook after cyclone Damien
Rio last month reported a 3% drop in iron ore shipments for 2019.
