Southern Copper to resume Tia Maria project in Peru as permit imminent
Peruvian government is expected to issue a long-awaited construction permit for the mine in the first quarter of 2018.
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Acacia Mining takes further revenue hit, reviews Barrick-Tanzania deal
Chief Financial Officer Andrew Wray said the company doesn't even have the ability to make the upfront $300 million payment Barrick has promised to the government of Tanzania as part of a deal reached Thursday.
Alrosa has just unearthed another large yellow diamond, hits annual record of massive findings
With the newly unearthed 34.17-carat diamond, Alrosa has hit an annual record in the number of large fancy-coloured stones found at its operations.
Polyus powers on
Russian miner posts another quarter of record production on the way to 2.8m ounces in 2019 as its $2.2 billion Natalka mine ramps up.
BHP presents united front against activist Elliott
Ken MacKenzie defended CEO after attacks from activist investor Elliott Advisors prompted speculation that the end of Andrew Mackenzie's tenure was imminent.
Zinc’s bull narrative blurred by fog of LME spreads war
The combination of spread stress and large flows of metal in the LME system suggests we've just witnessed a big bear-bull battle among physical players.
BHP expects China’s growth to ease modestly over short term
"[W]e expect growth in China to ease modestly over the short-term, as monetary policy tightens and housing and automotive markets soften," Mackenzie said.
Vale’s iron ore output hits another record
Iron ore production rose 3.3% compared with the same period last year to hit a fresh quarterly record of 95.1 million tonnes.
Barrick to give Tanzania stake in mines, $300 million to end dispute
The deal does not mean Tanzania will immediately lift the demand for Barrick's subsidiary Acacia Mining to pay $190 billion in allegedly unpaid taxes.
