Eskom debt swap not an option – South Africa’s Ramaphosa
Eskom, which has implemented power cuts due to coal shortages and poor plant performance, said it wants the government to take on $7 billion of its debts.
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Bacanora Lithium seeks listing of German unit in 2019
The company plans to move forward with the plan only once the feasibility study at its Zinnwald project is completed, in the second quarter of next year.
OK2 buys three mines in Scandinavia
Together with the acquisition, the Vancouver-based miner will change its name to Norra Metals Corp.
Caterpillar CEO Jim Umpleby now also company’s chairman
Umpleby has been a member of the board and CEO since Jan. 1, 2017.
Workers at Codelco’s iconic Chuquicamata mine down tools
World's No. 1 copper producer says mine operating normally despite labour unrest.
Minera Alamos gets funding for Mexican gold project
The Toronto-based miner needed to complete a change of land use payment.
Granada updates resources in feasibility study
Pit constrained measured and indicated resources are 22.4 million tonnes grading 1.13 g/t gold and containing 813,000 oz.
Power Ore buys former Falconbridge Opemiska complex
The complex produced more than 1.0 billion lb. of copper and almost 206,000 oz. of gold.
Fission 3.0 seeks more shallow, high grade mineralization
Fission 3.0 Corp. is preparing to drill 4,400 metres at four high priority targets – Wales Lake, Patterson Lake North, Key Lake and Cree Bay (two holes).
