Rio Tinto’s Simfer, Wabtec Sign $277 million Guinea train pact
Simfer is a joint venture formed by Rio Tinto, Aluminum Corp. of China Ltd., known as Chinalco, and the Guinean government.
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Generation Mining advances on permitting for PGM-copper mine in Ontario
Receipt of the few remaining approvals and permits required for construction is expected in the coming months, the company said.
London lags in mining listings as rivals surge
The market capitalization of LSE-listed mining stocks has shrunk to $272bn from $322bn in 2018.
New digital mining map from Northern Miner and DigiGeoData
New digital interface provides detailed information on over 17,000 mining assets worldwide, offering improved access to data and aiding decision-making for investors and companies.
Solvay to supply Europe with rare earth metals to reduce reliance on China
The group has the only facility in Europe able to process light and heavy rare earth materials at an industrial level.
O3 Mining reports 92.3% gold recovery from Malartic H sample
The Malartic H deposit is within 5 kms of the proposed processing plant and about 1 km north of the former Malartic Hygrade project in Quebec.
New plans for LithiumBank’s Boardwalk and Park Place projects in Alberta
Over the next two quarters, the company will work on advancing and de-risking these projects.
Adventus-Silvercorp deal to go ahead following favourable court ruling
In April, Silvercorp agreed to buy Adventus and its 75% interest in the El Domo copper-gold project in Ecuador for $145 million.
OceanaGold stock falls on lower Q2 output
Gold production for Q2 2024 came in at 98,200 oz., down almost 25% from the 2023 quarter.
