BHP to focus on cost cuts, patient on M&A
For BHP to engage in a buyout, it would need to consider price, ease of jurisdiction, and opportunity to add value.
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Teck aiming for coal, metals business separation announcement by end of 2023
CEO Jonathan Price said the company is advancing a range of proposals with a range of counterparties.
US, UK and partners working on 15 critical minerals projects
The Minerals Security Partnership (MSP) formed last year by 14 governments aims to ensure adequate supplies of minerals such as lithium and rare earths to meet zero-carbon goals.
Amplats sees no immediate rebound in low platinum metals price
Prices for platinum-group metals, which have declined rapidly over recent months, could remain depressed, CEO Craig Miller says.
Sigma Lithium COO steps down in new leadership shakeup, shares dive
Brian Talbot left the company at the end of last month, he told Reuters on Thursday, sending shares of the Vancouver-based miner tumbling.
Lundin scion leads group raising $500 million for mining fund
Nordic Natural Resources Capital will take “sponsorship” stakes and invest in mining companies at development or construction phases of their projects.
Codelco loses CFO in latest blow to world’s top copper miner
Alejandro Rivera resigned as CFO a day after Codelco’s investment-grade credit rating was cut one notch by Moody’s.
Anglo CEO says miners must make “tough decisions” to remain profitable
Duncan Wanblad said on Thursday mining companies have to confront tough decisions such as cutting costs as weak metal prices hit earnings.
Column: INSG forecasts a third consecutive year of nickel surplus
Global nickel production will outpace demand to the tune of 239,000 metric tons next year, according to the study group.
