Amaroq pours first gold at Nalunaq mine in Greenland
The pour took place on Wednesday, following approval of Phase 1 commissioning of the Nalunaq processing plant by the Greenlandic government.
Latest Stories
White Gold to explore for critical minerals in Yukon
The company said the underlying geology of its Yukon land package is prospective for several critical minerals, including copper, molybdenum, tungsten, antimony and bismuth.
Glencore makes deal with Pele Green for $116 million solar plant
The project is Pele’s first for a private client and is part of wider plans to develop 5,000 megawatts of capacity.
Trafigura rattles zinc market with huge order for LME metal
Orders to withdraw zinc from warehouses overseen by the exchange have surged by 97,225 tons over the past two days.
Strong zinc results at Fireweed’s Macpass in Yukon point to resource upgrade for Tom target
The intercepts add to an eventful fall at the Macpass project, where one month ago drill results returned higher grades and thicknesses at the Boundary zone than estimated.
India, Mongolia in talks for preliminary mining pact
The pact will focus on transit of minerals such as coal and copper, Reuters sources say.
Ontario court dismisses human rights claims against Barrick
The Court ruled that Ontario was not the appropriate forum to consider the claims by Tanzanian residents alleging human rights abuses near North Mara.
The world’s biggest buyers of gold are now among East European central banks
Central banks around the world are stocking their gold arsenals as a shield against external shocks.
Nornickel sees new technologies sustaining China’s palladium demand
Nornickel is testing several technologies in areas such as hydrogen production and water purification.
