Australia govt sees more iron ore price pain
Top iron ore exporter forecasts a return to the $50s as Chinese imports starts annual decline after decades of growth.
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Congo court suspends hearing on Glencore-owned cobalt mine
Until last month, Glencore was fighting three lawsuits in Congo that called into question its control of its prized copper and cobalt mines.
Indonesia close to acquiring Freeport’s Grasberg copper mine
Indonesian minister says majority stake purchase of iconic mine seen valued at $3.5 billion to $4 billion.
Chinalco halts Guangxi rare earth operations after environmental lapses
It is not the first time Chinalco, China's biggest state-owned aluminium producer, has run afoul of the country's ever stricter environmental regulations.
Billionaire Agarwal continues deal spree with Vedanta buyout
Vedanta "can be the second- or third-largest resource company in the world."
Thyssenkrupp shareholder Cevian calls for further restructuring after steel JV
Thyssenkrupp's joint venture with Tata Steel - to be named Thyssenkrupp Tata Steel - will have around 48,000 workers and about 17 billion euros in sales.
Oil and mining sector continue to grow in Peru
The mining sector showed an interannual growth of 0.16 per cent in May.
Noront Resources seeks exploration partner
Noront CEO said the move is necessary as the company continues to lead exploration in Ontario’s massive Ring of Fire.
Tenaris laying off Canada workers as Trump’s steel tariffs bite
Teneris will lay off 40 workers at its TenarisAlgomaTubes plant in Ontario and adjust output there because of the U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
