Brazil says it has nearly cleared gold miners from Amazon Yanomami reservation
The Yanomami is South America's largest Indigenous group living in isolation.
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Vale says routine check revealed cracks in dam, stability unchanged
In a securities filing, the company said the issue concerns the Forquilha III dam at the Fabrica iron ore mine.
Focus on these stocks: Large undeveloped deposits
It’s the geologists living on the edge who could offer early clues about Western Australia's position in this mining cycle.
Nippon Steel bid for US Steel faces Sept. 23 review deadline
The deal has become a political hot potato and faces high-profile opponents.
Global mining: Top companies to watch and mining roles in demand
With the ongoing push towards cleaner energy and the energy transition, the demand for critical minerals is continually increasing.
Precious Metals Summit: Top industry minds reflect on surging gold price, humdrum equities
Experts predict gold, which hit an all-time high of $2,554.78 per oz. on Thursday, to be on a long-term bull run.
Solidcore expects 2024 profit growth due to higher prices
The second-largest gold miner in Kazakhstan reaffirmed its forecast to produce 475,000 gold equivalent ounces in 2024.
Ivanhoe to explore Zambia with a view of replicating success in DRC
The company said it has applied for a significant exploration licence package in Zambia.
Column: Tin supply chain tightens after key mine’s long absence
It's been just over a year since the Man Maw tin mine in Myanmar, one of the world's largest sources of the strategic metal, halted production.
