Vedanta faces investor reckoning over $3.2 billion of bonds
Bondholders have until Jan. 2 to give an early consent on a plan to push out due dates on $3.2 billion in bond repayments.
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New Year’s resolutions for miners – 2024
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Copper price dips, but heads for yearly rise on healthy Chinese demand
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Real gold far from peak
Gold is forging into new-record-high territory for the first time in several years.
Rokmaster announces robust economics for Revel Ridge project in BC
The PEA outlined a long-life gold-silver mine operation with strong economics, including an after-tax net present value of C$454 million.
Two-dimensional supercrystals harvest solar energy efficiently to produce hydrogen
A new two-dimensional supercrystal generates hydrogen from formic acid with the help of sunlight.
Southern mining municipalities are the most violent in Venezuela – report
The three most violent municipalities in Venezuela are located in the southeastern Bolívar state mining area.
Channel samples at Frontier Lithium’s Pennock pegmatite return high grades
Highlights of the results include 3 metres grading 1.8% lithium oxide.
