Rio Tinto backed CEO after blasts, then watchdog investors revolted
Company still may not be off the hook with investors after it confirmed departing executives will retain incentive payments worth millions of dollars.
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AngloGold gets approval for asset sale to Harmony Gold
Company said that the South African government had given "unconditional" approval for the sale of its assets to Harmony Gold.
MegumaGold and Osprey merge
The deal creates a Nova Scotia-focused gold exploration company with a consolidated land package.
PDAC convention goes virtual for first time
Due to travel restrictions caused by the pandemic, the annual event will be online.
IAMGOLD breaks ground at Côté project
Côté Gold has the potential to produce 460,000 ounces of gold annually.
Atac defines new orogenic gold system at Airstrip in the Yukon
Atac has completed 12 rotary air blast (RAB) holes, in addition to prospecting, trenching, mapping and trail building at this portion of Airstrip.
Gemfields warns of large loss as pandemic hits auctions
The precious gemstones miner expects to swing to an interim net loss in H1 as it has only been able to hold one sale due to covid-19.
Roxgold reports drill results in Burkina Faso
The company announced the results from a new exploration program conducted at the Boussoura project, located in the southern part of the country.
Wolfden Resources releases Pickett Mountain PEA
The early stage study outlines a mine life of 10.7 years producing a total of 600.2 million lb. of payable zinc, 230.1 million lb. payable lead, 78.3 million lb. payable copper, 8.1 million oz. payable silver and 38,324 oz. gold at all-in sustaining costs of $0.38 per lb. zinc.
