Unions to strike at Chile’s Chuquicamata after labor deal falls through
Workers "decided unanimously to initiate a walk-off beginning the first shift on Friday, June 14.
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Rio Tinto, Western Australia bring automation to the classroom
The world’s No.2 miner invested $1.4 million to help develop Australia’s first nationally recognized qualifications in automation.
World’s top platinum miners brace for ‘substantial’ wage demands
“Companies are performing well and we are confident they can accommodate our demands”
China’s Ganzizhou Rongda Lithium restarts spodumene mine after 5 years
The lithium project, situated in Ganzi in western province of Sichuan, is expected to produce about 30,000 tonnes of lithium concentrate this year.
Iron ore, gold surge propel South African miners to 11-year high
The twin tailwinds of rallying iron-ore prices and gold’s haven appeal have driven South African mining stocks to an almost 11-year high.
Zambian president threatens to fine miners who break law
Zambia will fine and break ties with mining firms that fail to operate according to the southern African country's laws, President Edgar Lungu said on Thursday.
ALX acquires nickel, copper, cobalt claims in Saskatchewan
The claims are within the company's Falcon Nickel project.
SolGold strikes again in Ecuador’s Andean copper belt
Discovery comes on the heels of a government's study showing the miner's Cascabel project will be one of the world’s ten largest copper, silver and gold mines.
First-Ore to deploy AI at Russia’s most northerly mine
The plan is to use digital technologies that employ AI and predictive analytics at the lead-zinc Pavlovskoe deposit in Russia’s Arctic region.
