JX Nippon Mining, Mitsui dodge strike at Chile’s Caserones mine
Main mine union accepted an adjusted contractual offer, which marks the end of the negotiation process and removes the threat of a strike.
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Gold Fields boss says not resigning after S.Africa minister’s rebuke
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Anglo American expects to obtain permit for Minas-Rio mine by June 2019
Minas-Rio is Anglo American's biggest development project, but it is still in ramp-up phase.
S.Africa’s Gold Fields posts flat H1 profit as Chile costs bite
HEPS for continuing operations remained unchanged at $0.08 per share for the six months ended June 30, 2018 compared with the same period last year.
Anglo Pacific buys iron ore royalty stake, seeks more deals
Anglo Pacific shares were up 2.5 percent by 1053 GMT, while the wider sector had gained 1 percent.
