Troilus seeks up to $400 million in debt for Quebec gold mine
The debt sale would lift the amount raised for reviving a mine in north-central Quebec to around $1.5 billion.
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CMRG and BHP have been caught in a months-long standoff in talks for long-term contracts on behalf of China’s mills.
Venezuela to ensure security of mining companies, US Interior Secretary says
There will soon be a set of general licenses for the mining industry to allow them to operate despite enduring sanctions, Doug Burgum said.
First Nations Coalition says Indigenous equity key to faster mining approvals in Canada
The FNMPC represents 186 First Nations across the country.
Cove Capital, Saudi conglomerate to collaborate on critical minerals
The partnership is intended to strengthen secure, allied-aligned supply chains serving both the US and Saudi Arabia.
Vizsla confirms two more deaths in Mexico kidnappings
The abducted workers were taken in late January in Concordia, a municipality in Mexico’s Sinaloa state.
NexGen eyes summer 2026 build for huge Rook I uranium mine
Rook is the largest development-stage uranium deposit in Canada.
Mexico to tighten coal mining regulations after deadly accident
Last year, eight workers in a Coahuila coal mine were briefly trapped after the winch pulling their mine cart broke.
Glencore to back Kazakh entrepreneur’s purchase of 40% stake in ERG, FT reports
The London-listed miner has proposed a $800 million upfront pre-payment in exchange for future shipments of ferrochrome.