EU’s largest coking coal producer seeks growth through acquisitions
Poland's ambitions to invest in coal have stirred outrage at U.N. climate talks taking place in Katowice.
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Gold-backed ETFs up on stock volatility in November
Gold-backed ETFs registered inflows in all the world's major regions in November, as volatile stock markets fueled flight-to-safety buying.
Brazil to auction 20,000 mining areas in first half 2019
The agency is creating a system to carry out the auction electronically,
Malaysian uncertainties complicate Aussie miner Lynas’ growth plans
Lynas $800 million plant on the east coast Malaysia began operations in 2012 after long delays caused by legal challenges and environmental disputes.
International Lithium estimates 25-year mine life at Mariana JV with new study
The project, located in Salta, Argentina, could produce 10,000 tonnes lithium carbonate equivalent per year over a 25 year mine life.
Losing licence to operate new and biggest threat to miners — EY
Mining companies across the globe now consider the risk of losing their licence to operate as the biggest risk to their businesses in the next two years
Government rejects Sierra Metals’ tailings EIA for Yauricocha expansion
Sierra Metals has 15 business days to provide a re-evaluation to the authorities to initiate a review process.
Vale says recent dip in global steel prices is temporary
Global capacity utilisation in the steel sector has risen to 76% this year from 73% last year, indicating excess capacity in the sector is shrinking.
McEwen Mining making plans $20m exploration on Timmins properties
The company will offer approximately 6.0 million flow-through shares priced at $3.02 each.
