Wages, activity pick up in Australia’s iron ore heartland
New spending by some of the world's largest iron ore miners is tightening the market for jobs and support services in Australia's biggest mining region.
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Tasmanian nickel mine to restart, Transamine secures offtake
Privately held Dundas Mining is restarting its Avebury nickel mine in Tasmania early next year and Swiss trading house Transamine has secured the offtake.
Miners set to spend $11B in search of the next jackpot
Miners and investors are poring over satellite images, tracking drilling rigs and quizzing company executives for clues.
Large diamond retailer drops 22% after cutting guidance
Pandora cuts expected revenue from 7 to 10 per cent to 4 to 7 percent.
Water shortage threatens BC copper-gold mine
Not the first time.
BHP asks for government mediation in talks at Chile’s Escondida
The union had earlier asked the company to negotiate by 10:00 a.m. local time but said in a statement later on Monday that it had begun preparing for a strike.
Coal miners to see improved finances: Fitch
The market research firm states that despite coal being an increasingly targeted commodity on environmental protection grounds, the demand remains strong.
Sole supplier puts cobalt (and EV) market at risk: IEA
For the International Energy Agency, having the Democratic Republic of Congo as the supplier of almost 60 per cent of the global production of cobalt is a risky business.
Russia’s Rusal shuts down Nadvoitsky plant due to U.S. sanctions
Russia's Rusal is the world's largest aluminium producer outside China.
