The view from the Goldcorp chairman’s office
He built one of the world's largest gold producers. Now Ian Telfer is cornering Mexico's oil privatization.
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A $750m question, a mystery buyer and a seller called WHY
The deal for a magnesium deposit in British Columbia ranks No. 4 by transaction value among the year’s biggest mining-asset sales globally.
Caterpillar to offer dual fuel retrofit kit for 785C Mining Truck
785C Retrofit Kit is first DGB system Caterpillar offered for mining machines, will be available for purchase in January 2018 from global Cat dealer network.
Asia gold-wedding bells set to ring in fresh demand in India
Gold is considered an essential part of weddings in India, second-biggest consumer of the metal in the world after China.
WEARX joins forces with Metso to unlock its full potential
The combined strengths of both companies is expected to bring even more value to the mineral processing and material transfer market sectors.
Copper miners to see profit grow further in 2018 — report
Profit margins are expected to end significantly higher this year, and this trend to continue over the next two years, a study by S&P Global Market Intelligence shows.
Thailand faces arbitration over decision to shut only active gold mine
Owner, Australian Kingsgate Consolidated, will begin arbitration under the Thailand-Australia Free Trade Agreement (TAFTA) to try to recover “the substantial losses” it has incurred.
Lucara Diamond readies for $195 million expansion of Karowe mine
Results of a preliminary economic assessment have revealed the potential for the development of an underground mine at the company's mine in Botswana.
Congo state miner failed to log $740 million in revenues, report says
Gecamines copper output has plunged since 1980s and it has failed to internally register $740 million in income between 2011-2014, much of which is now untraceable, the Carter Center said in a report on Friday.
