Coal’s last healthy market fades as trade woes weigh on steel
One of the few remaining bulwarks propping up the US coal industry is languishing.
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Implats expects annual profit helped by metals prices
Gross profit is expected to rise to 6.8 billion rand from a restated figure of 1.1 billion rand a year earlier.
Africa’s biggest fund manager sees gold boom in West Africa
Investor-friendly policies can help Ghana and other countries in the region drive the next “gold-mining boom.”
EBRD to invest 25 million euros in Kosovo nickel producer
Newco Ferronikeli is Kosovo's sole ferro-nickel producer and the largest exporter.
Casa receives work permit for Pitman project in British Columbia
The permit was issued following consultation with the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations and the Kitselas First Nation.
Max Resource expands North Choco project in Colombia
The property now encompasses 12 historic gold mines.
Malaysia allows Lynas to continue operating rare earths plant for six months
Country has also imposed fresh conditions to the miner, including the need of a plan to move its cracking and leaching facility overseas within four years of the licence renewal.
Armenia clears Lydian to go ahead with Amulsar gold project
A third-party audit found no grounds for environmental crimes proceedings.
Machines to replace a third of workforce at Chuquicamata mine
Codelco officially inaugurated underground operations at the world’s largest open pit copper mine on Wednesday.
