First Quantum, Panama Gov’t study ruling that casts doubts on giant copper mine
The country' Supreme Court ruled Monday that Law 9, used to grant the mining concession for Cobre Panama copper project, was unconstitutional.
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Newmont’s CEO rejects talk of bids for Barrick, Randgold
Chief Executive Officer Gary Goldberg said while not interested in the entire companies, he would interested in buying Barrick’s half of their shared Kalgoorlie mine in Australia, which Newmont operates.
Blackham secures $23 million for Wiluna gold project
The deal follows the restart of open pit mining at Wiluna, which has produced more than 4.4 million ounces of gold since 1896.
Capital raising drops
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Appalachia’s alarming rise in black lung disease: editorial
By now, black lung disease was supposed to have mostly gone away. The coal industry was supposed to have improved air quality in the mines enough to prevent miners from inhaling the coal dust that inflames, stiffens and blackens their lungs.
End-to-end mine project cost estimation made easy
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South African phosphate miner plans London IPO by year-end – CEO
Kropz, is on track to list on London's AIM Stock Exchange by the end of the year as it prepares for first production in 2019.
China Baowu Steel Group denies report about takeover of Magang – media
This deal would help entrench China's position as a serious competitor in global steel markets.
China copper smelters set Q4 treatment/refining charges lower than a year earlier
China's top copper smelters have set their floor treatment and refining charges (TC/RCs) for the fourth quarter at $90 per tonne and 9 cents per pound.