Toronto exchange’s mining dominance under threat as explorers exit
The Toronto Stock Exchange represents 40% of the world’s public mining companies, compared to 56% in 2010.
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Iron ore price at more than 6-week low on mounting tariff tensions
Also weighing on iron ore prices were resumed market talks of China's possible plans of slashing crude steel output.
Ivory Coast gold output expected to reach record high this year
The world's largest cocoa producer is seeking to develop its long-neglected mining sector to diversify sources of income.
Mining veterans back Zanaga Iron Ore in $21.5M deal
Financing unites key figures, such as ex-Anglo American CEOs Mark Cutifani and Tony Trahar, along with Mick Davis of Glencore and Xstrata.
Rio Tinto resumes operations at Western Australia’s Dampier port after five weeks
Rio warned in late January that its first-quarter shipments could be affected due to disruptions in rail operations.
PDAC: Gold, copper prices bound to increase: analysts
Copper and gold prices are poised to soar over the next decade as usage continues to climb, the world’s largest mining conference heard.
PDAC: Canada, Australia risk falling behind in investment race, BHP boss says
Countries such as the US, Argentina and Saudi Arabia are making “sizeable” efforts to reform their mining sector and attract capital, Mike Henry said.
Fourth-largest gold producer due for IPO
Navoi's IPO was originally slated for 2022 or 2023, but the market-chilling effect of the conflict in Ukraine put paid to that timetable.
Exploration activity shows recovery in 2025 as gold leads the way: S&P
The month of January saw a rebound in drilling metrics after a slow end to 2024, with increases across the board.
