Where BHP goes on climate change, will others follow?
BHP Group may just have set the template for how resource companies are going to deal with the challenge of climate change.
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Ivanhoe’s giant Kamoa-Kakula copper project in DRC gets even bigger
Kamoa-Kakula already is the world’s fourth-largest copper project and one of the ten with highest grades.
Freeport-McMoRan to acquire Commander Resources’ Burn gold project
Initially, the US company would only acquire a 51% interest in the gold project.
ArcWest expands Oxide Peak copper-gold project
Recently completed staking resulted in an expansion of the project area from 3,359 to 8,211 hectares.
Lynas blames US-China trade war for rare earths market volatility
Ongoing trade tensions between Beijing and Washington have impacted the miner's sales.
Gunmen kidnap two workers at Banro’s east Congo mine
The Canadian mining firm’s interests in eastern DRC have come under periodic attack by Mai Mai militiamen.
Eskom to fight energy regulator in court, Mining Weekly says
The debt-laden company is asking a High Court to review a price increase awarded by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa.
Police among 18 feared killed in landslide at Myanmar jade mine
Authorities said that 14 bodies have been recovered and four people are missing and feared dead.
Canadian miners want to address declining competitiveness
According to industry groups, Canada’s mining industry has been slipping from its position of dominance.