Australian miners can source equipment to continue operating amid pandemic
The Competition and Consumer Commission made the decision so that mining operations are not hampered.
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Nano One’s cathode materials get thumbs up from automakers
The Vancouver-based company produces high-performance lithium-ion battery cathode materials using low-cost proprietary technology.
Silvercorp to buy Guyana Goldfields in $75m deal
This transaction will create a new globally diversified precious metals producer.
UN tribunal rules against Canada’s Edgewater in legal battle with Spain
The miner wanted to recover the $35 million it had invested in the Corcoesto gold project prior to it being refused license to operate.
Six workers at Fortuna Silver Mines’ Peruvian operation test positive for covid-19
The six people have been isolated and are being monitored by medical personnel.
China’s Yunnan launches 800,000 T metals stockpiling drive
The funds will be used to cover interests on bank loans taken out for the one-year stockpiling drive, which will include copper, aluminium, lead, zinc, tin, among others.
Scientists turn waste polymer into battery components
The new technology involves microwaves and was tested in lithium-ion and sodium-ion battery cells.
INTERVIEW – Nana Bompeh Sangmuah CEO, Roscan Gold
Company faces challenge with the jihadist movement in Burkina Faso and northern Mali.
Glencore denies union claim S. Africa smelter workers had fake permits
Glencore said the workers were escorted to a local police station, but that all their work permits were valid.
