Pipeline plan decision may harm investment into Canada
The Federal Court of Appeal nullified the National Energy Board’s approval of Kinder Morgan Canada’s Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.
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India boosts purchases of Indonesian coal as prices drop
India, the world's second-largest coal importer, has defied its prior history of being a price-sensitive buyer and boosted its imports this year.
Poland’s JSW seeks tighter grip on coking coal with possible Prairie bid -sources
State-run JSW and Australia's Prairie, which is developing mines in Poland, have been in cooperation talks for much of this year but JSW wants control.
Mountain Province Diamonds results of seventh diamond sale of 2018
Total proceeds from the sale were US$26.9 million (CDN$35.3 million) from 411,317 carats at an average realized value of US$65 per carat
South Africa to make oil, mining announcement in says, ANC says
An agreement has been reached on separating laws for the country’s oil industry and dropping a bill to govern the two sectors.
Glencore seeks to grow Brazil fuel distribution unit -Ale CEO
Glencore expects its recently acquired Brazilian fuel distribution company Ale Combustíveis SA to pursue growth opportunities without making acquisitions.
China’s Western Mining to launch Qinghai copper smelter next month -chairman
Qinghai, which involved investment of 2.4-2.5 billion yuan, is undergoing test production and output will ramp up gradually after commercial launch.
Viceroy says it’s shorting Canadian miner Pretium
Arguing the company has artificially inflated the value of its Canadian gold mine, which risks being taken over by creditors in coming months.
South African miner Assore reports profit fall on stronger rand
Assore reported a 1.9 percent fall in annual profit on Thursday as a strong rand currency offset favourable commodity prices and higher sales.