British Columbia mine revenue pulls back
Average revenue at province’s biggest mines fell 12.4% in 2019 from 2018.
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Supervisors at Escondida copper mine fail to reach labor deal
Escondida could continue to operate even if the supervisors strike, but a walk-off could nonetheless create bottlenecks and slowdowns.
Chile has a calming message for car makers worried about lithium supplies
Regulators in Chile say tougher environmental oversight won’t threaten future lithium production
Is gold market going back into the 1970s?
The Fed’s new monetary regime takes us back to the 1960s and, possibly, to the 1970s.
Gold miner valuations low
Short-term valuation analysis implies major gold stocks still have another 10-20% downside.
Sandvik to sell exploration business to Drillman
The deal includes exploration rigs, consumables and production stock, along with selected trademarks and patents.
Union at Collahuasi copper mine agrees to labor deal
The talks at Collahuasi were widely seen as the most sensitive of 2020 in top copper producer Chile.
Vale enters JV to expand Chinese port
Company has teamed up with China's Zhoushan Port Company to build and operate Project West III in the port of Shulanghu.
Kyrgyzstan political turmoil and mining jurisdiction risks
Recent attack on Kyrgyz mines exemplifies the risks faced by mine operators.
