PDAC: Event highlights urgency of getting shovels in ground
Time is of the essence if miners are to deliver the minerals that are needed to power the energy transition.
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Outflow from London gold vaults to US slows down, says LBMA
The amount of gold stored in the London vaults at the end of February fell by 0.7% month on month.
Venezuela’s gold reserves drop 13% in 2024
The country's central back ended 2023 with 61 tonnes of gold, compared to 53 tonnes last year.
Uzbek gold miner ramps up London IPO preparations
Navoi Mining & Metallurgical Co. is one of the world’s largest gold producers.
i-80 Gold delivers positive economics for Granite Creek underground, open pit in Nevada
The Granite Creek project is proximal to the Twin Creeks and Turquoise Ridge mining operations run by Nevada Gold Mines.
Freeport Indonesia may get 1Mt copper concentrate export quota
The company's mining operation has been reduced to 40% capacity due to a rising stockpile of copper concentrate.
Cleveland-Cliffs offers cash bonus to employees buying American-made cars
The “Buy American” incentive applies to nearly 30,000 Cliffs' employees and will run through calendar 2025.
China’s central bank ups gold reserves for fourth straight month
China's gold reserves were valued at $208.64 billion at the end of last month.
Column: Congo’s export ban not enough to clear the cobalt glut
Even the world's largest producer is now feeling the pain of historically low prices.
