Aussie miners press new Prime Minister for reforms
The Minerals Council of Australia asked Turnbull to use his advocacy skills and economic know-how to help the struggling mining sector.
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UNAVCO Names Septentrio as Preferred Vendor for GNSS Reference Stations
UNAVCO has announced the selection of Septentrio to be the preferred vendor of next-generation GNSS reference stations for the Geodesy Advancing Geosciences and EarthScope (GAGE) Facility.
SiTrack:One by Leica Geosystems first to make survey-grade 3D point clouds without GNSS for efficient rail maintenance
Leica Geosystems released SiTrack:One, the highly-accurate rail track maintenance and refurbishment system incorporating the Leica ScanStation P40 to generate 3D point clouds, today at INTERGEO.
Maptek makes mine to mill a reality
Mine to mill involves a holistic approach to mining where each stage of the process is considered and optimised in relation to others to maximise profitability across the cycle.
Randgold, AngloGold Ashanti join forces to revamp Ghana mine
Under the agreement with AngloGold, Randgold will lead and fund a development plan to rebuild the Obuasi gold mine in Ghana.
Former Anglo CEO Cynthia Carroll is back, joins Vedanta’s unit board
Carroll, who led Anglo American from 2007 to 2013, will chair the company’s Vedanta Resources Holdings Ltd. unit and advise the group’s chairman.
Glencore to reduce debt after getting $2.5 billion in shares sale
The share sale is set to reduce the company’s net debt by a third to around $20 billion by the end of 2016.
India to auction 80 gold mines
India hopes to revive Kolar region where gold mining dates back to the 19th century and new studies estimate $3.9 billion worth can still be mined.
Citigroup joins copper price bulls
Market back into deficit next year and through 2019 on supply cuts, disruptions, dirty concentrate and rising costs.
