No more daytime drinking for metals traders as LME bans alcohol
The LME and many member firms have sought to clean up the industry’s reputation.
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Vale says hopes to reach dam burst global settlements by year-end
Vale said on Thursday that it expects to reach global settlements covering economic and environmental damages from the January collapse of its Brumadinho tailings dam by late this year or in 2020.
European lithium projects gain attention amid push toward electric vehicles
European lithium projects are making a fresh push for capital, eager to supply the white metal to a burgeoning network of battery manufacturers and electric vehicle makers across the continent, the world's second-largest EV market after China.
UEX releases results of winter resampling at West Bear
The company resampled 62 sonic drill holes and 12 historical diamond drill holes.
Canada’s Supreme Court rejects First Nations appeal on copper mine
According to the Tsilhqot’in, the provincial permit allows Taseko to clear 76 kilometres of new or modified road and trail, and drill up to 122 test holes near the Fish Lake area.
Benchmark Minerals responds to LME’s price provider decision
Mining consultancy firm Benchmark Minerals, which specializes in lithium-ion raw materials, has released a statement in response to the LME.
Analysts say Vale execs optimistic about recovery of output at Brucutu mine
Brazil's Vale, which needs court approval to resume production at its Brucutu mine after a deadly dam collapse, told analysts it expects to do so soon.
Acacia investor Odey against any ‘best and final’ offer from Barrick
Odey sees a takeover of Acacia as the only logical way forward for Barrick.
Blackwater founder expands operations in Congo
Among its aims are "the exploration, exploitation and commercialisation of minerals", forest logging, security, transport, construction and "all financial, investment and project financing operations.
