Mining M&A: Private equity can’t run away fast enough
The smart money is waiting for fire sale prices before jumping into metals and mining. Or worse; has simply lost interest in the sector.
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Canada’s Largest Heavy Equipment Show to include ‘Top 10 Under 40’ Recognition and ‘Heavy Education’ Seminar Series
The National Heavy Equipment Show returns March 5-6, 2015 to the International Centre in Mississauga. This key industry event welcomes the leaders of the construction, road building, land improvement, and infrastructure industries.
Strong global demand for Tenova Pyromet Client Support Service
High capacity furnace and smelting plant specialist, Tenova Pyromet, is seeing strong growth in demand worldwide for its client support service.
The best of both worlds with the new EDGE TRM516
Edge Innovate’s reputation has been gained not only as a high quality equipment manufacturer but also as an organisation quick to respond to changing customer needs and demands.
Anglo American set for commodity slump-triggered charge
The firm became the first major mining company to openly accept the toll that slumping commodity prices are taking on the global industry.
Glencore mulls shutting down South African coal mines, lay offs
The miner, one of the biggest exporters of South African coal, may re-open those operations if economic conditions improve.
Report on what caused Mount Polley disaster expected this week
The highly anticipated independent expert panel report will determine the cause of the dam failure and is expected to lead to new safety standards for the entire Canadian mining industry.
Why companies with female board members outperform those without: Amanda van Dyke
Women aren't necessarily better than men, but men and women on boards together make better decisions that lead to higher returns, according to a new study on the impact of women on the boards of mining companies.
War for talent in mining just heating up, says EY
With a focus on productivity, companies must not neglect talent management
