South Africa’s Sibanye explores debt-cutting options
Sibanye had net debt of 23.7 billion rand ($1.9 billion) at the end of December.
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Digitization can decrease production cost for oil and gas companies by 10% to 20%
Energy producers expected to do more with less while focusing on the environment.
India delays plan to roll out 10,000 electric cars to 2019
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration is aiming to have more than 30 percent of vehicles run on electricity by 2030.
Need junk? Scrap-metal dealers hunting users after China ban
In early May, China implemented a 30-day ban on all scrap-copper imports, part of wider limits on all sorts of imported waste.
From chopping block to ‘core,’ Anglo fires up met coal engine
Anglo American Plc is set to boost metallurgical coal capacity at a mine complex in Australia by 25 percent.
US allies hit back at Washington’s steel, aluminum tariffs
The US on Thursday said it will impose tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the EU, reigniting fears of a global trade war.
Mongolia listing boosts investors confidence in Erdene Resource
The Halifax, Nova Scotia-based miner also said it had launched an offering of common shares to Mongolian residents, as well as a concurrent non-brokered private placement, which in combination are expected to raise up to $4.4 million.
Kyrgyz Republic former PM who signed deal with Centerra charged with corruption
It’s rumoured that Sapar Isakov's charges may put a pact ending long-dragged disputes between the Asian country and the Canadian miner in jeopardy.
Emeralds and rubies producer Fura Gems changes look
The company, which began operations a year ago, said the move seeks to strengthen its communication with key stake holders and consumers.
