Vale returns looking for low-cost debt after Brumadinho tragedy
Vale is on course to end 2019 with roughly $18 billion in adjusted Ebitda.
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Canadian mining companies’ watchdog to press for expanded powers
The body, which looks at the mining, energy and garment sectors, was meant to have the ability to recommend sanctions against violators, including withdrawing government export funding.
Copper supply deal signals tightest market since the supercycle
Under a new supply deal signed with Freeport-McMoRan, major Chinese smelters have accepted the lowest processing fees to turn mined ore into finished metal seen since 2011.
De Beers Namibian diamond venture seeks tax breaks to extend operations
Diamond mining is the largest taxpayer in Namibia and generates 20% of the southern African country's export earnings.
Monarch Gold takes first step in Wasamac mine permitting process
Wasamac is forecast to produce an average of 142,000 oz/year over an 11-year mine life.
Rio Tinto faces having to renegotiate terms at Oyu Tolgoi
The Oyu Tolgoi mine, Mongolia's biggest foreign investment project, has already been subject to delays and ballooning costs.
Propane shortage looms as strike at Canada’s biggest railroad enters third day
Canada relies on CN and Canadian Pacific Railway to move crops, potash, coal and manufactured goods to ports and the United States.
Austrian nationalists stashed gold away in Alpine vault
The party says it bought the gold in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
‘I love you’ Goldman Sachs, Cliffs CEO says year after outburst
A year after Lourenco Goncalves raged against analysts from Goldman Sachs, the Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. chief’s acrimony has reversed 180 degrees.
