Sibanye falls to $2 billion loss, weighs capital raise if metal prices worsen
CEO Neal Froneman said Sibanye may consider a capital raise if the lower metal prices persist for longer.
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Adriatic Metals opens Bosnia silver mine
Vares silver project in central Bosnia is Europe’s first new mine in over a decade.
Hochschild Mining to expand in Brazil with gold project option
Deal with Cerrado Gold grants Hochschild the option to acquire a 100% interest in the Monte Do Carmo gold project in central Brazil.
PDAC: Stories of Indigenous reconciliation and mining in Sudbury
Event emphasized the importance of building bridges between Indigenous communities and the mining sector.
Graphjet Technology advances production timeline at Malaysia manufacturing plant
The facility is expected to recycle up to 9,000 tonnes of agricultural waste to produce up to 3,000 tonnes of graphite per year.
Indonesia and China killed the nickel market
Cheap Indonesian nickel, controlled by China and dumped on the market, has collapsed nickel prices and forced global mine closures.
Zutari recognizes women engineers on World Engineering Day
Consulting engineering and infrastructure advisory firm showcases four exceptional women engineers from its ranks.
Fleet Space, Stanford University’s Mineral-X team up to advance space-enabled climate innovation
The focus will be on the optimization of drill targeting using satellite connectivity and space-enabled geophysical sensors to deliver real-time subsurface insight at scale.
Gold price flirts with new highs with market leaning towards June rate cut
Gold is just $20 off its record high of $2,135 set in December 2023.
