Southern Copper getting more optimistic on stalled Peru mine
The company has been trying for years to convince local communities of the merits of the Tia Maria project.
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Glencore in advanced talks for Argentina copper stake
Glencore is close to finalizing a deal to acquire Pan American Silver Corp.’s 56% stake in the Mara copper project.
Hudbay’s Snow Lake discovery could stretch mine life beyond 2038
The company’s winter drilling program had uncovered a trove of new mineralized zones.
Newcrest interim CEO on Newmont merger, and why copper could soon outshine gold
Newmont had to come back quite a few times before Newcrest’s board “felt we could not say no.”
Saudi metals deal to test Canada’s new foreign investor rules
Canada’s vow to curb foreign investment in its critical minerals sector will face its first major test with Saudi Arabia’s deal to buy into some of the country’s largest nickel mines.
Codelco sees lower copper output, more stoppages in 2023
Chile's state miner posted a copper output of 633,000 metric tons over January to June, down 14% from a year earlier.
Albemarle ends early contract deal with Chile supervisors union
Miners routinely seek to seal early contract negotiations to avoid the risk of strikes at their operations.
Vale doesn’t rule out IPO or merger of base metals unit ahead
Vale announced deals to sell a 13% stake in the business for $3.4 billion to Saudi Arabia's Ma'aden and US firm Engine No. 1.
Founders Metals drills 12 m of 19.2 g/t gold in Suriname, stock surges
The 238 sq.km. Antino property is the most advanced gold exploration project in Suriname.
