British Columbia upholds C$800,000 Peace River Coal penalty
The penalty was the largest ever issued by the BC Ministry of the Environment when it was first handed down in 2021.
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Nippon Steel settles disputes with USW, Cliffs over US Steel deal
The companies also dropped claims involving Cleveland-Cliffs and its CEO Lourenco Goncalves, who had opposed the deal.
Silver X rises on improved financials, growth outlook
The company reported last week that its operating income for the first six months increased threefold from last year.
Freeport CEO pushes for US incentives to expand copper
While US-based miners enjoy lower tax rates compared with other jurisdictions, copper grades in the US make investing in new domestic operations less attractive, CEO Kathleen Quirk says.
World Gold Council proposes digital model for gold ownership and trading
Council, partners propose new way to own, trade and use gold.
Anglo American to sell remaining stake in Valterra
The company has launched an accelerated bookbuild offering to sell about 52.2 million shares.
Indonesia’s illegal mining crackdown facing structural hurdles, BMI says
Indonesia’s plans to seize more than 1,000 illegal mining sites starting this month are unlikely to deliver "meaningful environmental gains", the Fitch Solutions company says.
UN committee says Portugal kept information on lithium mine from public scrutiny
Savannah Resources' proposed mine in the northern Barroso region has been a World Heritage site for agriculture since 2018.
Hochschild Mining to sell Volcan gold project to Railtown Capital
The deal will be structured as a reverse takeover, with Hochschild set to own about 87% of the combined company.
