Barrick’s dividend boost looks like a harbinger for the gold industry
There are certainly reasons for investors to be hopeful.
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BHP says it is unaffected by sanctions on China’s COSCO
COSCO operates in multiple segments of the seaborne trade, including container and dry bulk shipping.
Glencore strikes deal with Katanga over $5.8 billion rights issue
Glencore, which owns approximately 86.3% of Katanga, had agreed to swap $5.8 billion in debt for equity, which will raise its stake further in the firm.
BHP’s Australian shareholders vote to stay in coal lobby groups
Only 27% of votes cast at the company’s annual meeting in Sydney were in favour of cutting ties with industry organizations in favour of fossil fuels.
Bluestone increases M&I resources at Guatemalan gold project
The Vancouver-based miner announced a new high-grade mineral resource estimate for its Cerro Blanco property.
Australian, South Korean companies join forces to recycle battery metals
Envirostream to supply SungEel with recycled mixed metal dust containing cobalt, nickel and lithium.
Congo challenges Canadian miner Banro’s declaration of force majeure
The gold producer invoked the legal clause that frees a company from meeting contractual obligations in September.
At least 37 killed in attack on Canadian miner Semafo convoy in Burkina Faso
The attack is the deadliest in recent years as the military struggles to contain Islamist violence that has overrun parts of Burkina Faso.
Brazil court says could annul Vale acquisition of Ferrous Resources
Vale said in August that it had to temporarily halt operations at the Viga concentration plant of its newly-acquired Ferrous Resources do Brasil due to “inconsistency in the documents.
