Ex-Goldman banker may finish huge gold deal five years later
The man proposing to buy Newmont Mining Corp. in the world’s biggest gold takeover is the same person who was blamed for the deal falling apart five years ago.
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Brazil’s deadly dam collapse pushes miners to set global rules for tailings
The International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM), a London-based industry group representing 27 companies, is setting an independent panel of experts to develope a global standard for tailings facilities to be enforced to its members.
British Columbia government creates new divisions to improve mine safety and promote investment
The Canadian province is resource-rich, and home to Vancouver, the mining junior capital of the world.
Fiore Gold reports increase in Pan mine’s production
In 2018, the miner's gold output barely reached the lower end its production guidance.
Barrick-Newmont merger would leave up to $7B of assets up for grabs
The portfolio would include their Kalgoorlie super pit 50/50 joint-venture in Western Australia, as well as other regional assets such as Porgera, Tanami and Boddington mines.
Fresnillo misses 2018 output targets, warns of challenging year ahead
The world's largest primary silver producer and Mexico's No.2 gold miner warned of possible lower prices, higher inflation and worsening foreign exchange rates in 2019.
Copper Mountain floats new mine plan with longer life, more output and lower cash costs
The company has only good things to say about the proposed changes.
Bayhorse pours first .9999 fine bar in Oregon
The button contains 37.69 oz. of .9999 fine silver, and is stamped with the Liberty Refinery purity mark.
De Beers consolidates Canadian, South African assets
De Beers announced the change as its mining footprint in both countries is shrinking.
