France’s Areva expects uranium prices to rebound
Company acknowledges the short-term outlook is bad.
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Colombia’s coal output recovering fast — up 33.8% in Jan-March
Total coal exports, however, fell 13.1% in the quarter, from 17.4 million tons in the first quarter of 2013 to 15.1 million tonnes in the same period this year.
Aecon wins $123M Fort Hills oilsands contract
Construction work to begin later this month.
Germans give up on getting back their gold held in US
"The Americans are taking good care of our gold Objectively, there’s absolutely no reason for mistrust."
Ritchie Bros. to sell unused mining plant equipment at Netherlands auction in July
Equipment selection includes crushers, feeders, stackers, conveyor belts, vibratory screens, a reclaimer and much more.
HudBay’s offer for Augusta finally given the nod
The deal gives HudBay control over the Rosemont project in Arizona, which has the potential to become the US’ third largest copper mine.
Mongolia says Rio Tinto owes $130 million in Oyu Tolgoi unpaid taxes
The long-dragged dispute between Rio and the Mongolian government over a $6.6 billion underground expansion of Oyu Tolgoi has hit a fresh impasse.
Emerging markets firms to lead global mining sector: PwC
Net profits from progressing economies-based miners reached $24 billion in 2013, compared to a net loss of $4 billion for developed market firms.
South African court rules gold miners not allowed to strike
The union leading the five-month strike in the platinum sector take any industrial action affecting gold producers.
