CN rail strike impacting Canadian mining operations
The impact is felt strongly by mining companies dependent on rail to either transport supplies in, or transport products and by-products from operations.
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Great Panther reports second fatal accident in 10 days
The accidents occurred at the Coricancha mine in Peru and the Guanajuato mine in Mexico.
Lundin Gold wins second UN sustainability honour
Lundin has also developed a network of over 300 local suppliers in Ecuador. Since 2017, the company has injected about $61 million into the local economy.
Marathon Gold releases infill results from Valentine
Highlights include 5.08 g/t gold over 18 metres, 4.24 g/t gold over 21 metres and 15.88 g/t gold over 6 metres.
Technology, convergence and new markets key to M&A activity in mining and metals — report
Mining companies have a significant role to play in reducing emissions, and key mining players have already introduced actionable targets, EY says.
SEC opens preliminary probe of Vale over dam tragedy
The US regulator decided to proceed with the probe of the company last week after a meeting with Brazilian prosecutors.
Tesla set to bulk up the world’s largest lithium-ion battery
Since its 2017 installation, the battery has helped blaze a trail for other plants around the world.
EU launches probe into Aurubis purchase of recycler Metallo
Aurubis, Europe's biggest copper smelter, said in May it had agreed to buy Metallo for 380 million euros ($420.7 million).
Brock Rentals upgrades fleet with new line of Brokk SmartConcept machines
The new models feature Brokk’s signature SmartConcept™ technology, which revolutionizes power management, design and ergonomics to maximize productivity over previous models.
