Whitehaven Coal calls to reject investor resolution on climate change
Miners in Australia are resisting calls from increasingly vocal activist investors over issues due to social license to operate.
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Kinross Gold pays first dividend in 7 years with metal rallying
The company will give shareholders 3 cents a common share in quarterly dividends.
Glencore coal mine faces threat as fund refuses backing
Key stakeholder UniSuper Management said it won’t support the Valeria project in Australia.
CIBJO to train CSR, SDG officers in jewellery industry
CIBJO and Intertek Italia would create a pilot program that could lead to the creation of the World Jewellery Confederation Education Foundation.
Curtin University to host Kalgoorlie-Boulder Mining Innovation Hub
Kal Hub initiatives include scaling up water management project and new partnerships with leading mining technology providers.
Chile court orders “total and definitive” closure of Barrick’s Pascua-Lama
The giant gold-silver project had been shut since 2013 over environmental concerns.
Teck mine in Chile switches to renewable energy
Company has signed an agreement that will provide its Carmen de Andacollo copper operation with 100% renewable power, eliminating 200,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions.
TomaGold sells 25% interest in Monster Lake to Iamgold
Under the sales agreement, Iamgold will pay TomaGold C$500,000 in cash and C$8 million in shares.
Magna tables PFS with ‘base-case’ plan for San Francisco gold mine
Study suggests a 16,875 t/d heap-leach operation, using existing processing capacity, generating an average of 69,000 gold oz. per year between 2021 and 2027 at AISCs of $1,204 per oz.
