BHP defers decision on Jansen potash mine
The world’s largest miner will decide whether to go ahead with the $17bn potash project in Canada by mid-2021.
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BHP falls short of expected profit, warns of slowing growth outside China
Disruptions due to covid-19 overshadowed firm iron ore prices and signs of a rebound in demand from top consumer China.
Gold price recovers from worst week since March
Spot gold advanced 1.7%, while US gold futures jumped 2.1% after briefly touching $2,000/oz earlier on Monday.
Dushnisky sells AngloGold shares following resignation
Christine Ramon, CFO of AngloGold, will serve as interim CEO.
Kirkland Lake installs Chrysos PhotonAssay at Fosterville
Chrysos PhotonAssay is a chemistry-free replacement for fire assays – it uses high-energy X-rays to excite atomic nuclei for enhanced analysis of metals.
Banyan reports long intercepts from Airstrip zone in the Yukon
The drill highlights include 116.4 metres of 0.75 g/t gold starting at 20.2 metres; 65.2 metres of 0.64 g/t gold from 5.8 metres; as well as 46 metres of 0.63 g/t gold starting at 88.1 metres.
New Found starts 100,000-metre drill program at Queensway
New Found Gold expects to have four drills turning by the end of September, completing 2,000 metres of core drilling a week.
Marathon continues to grow Berry zone at Valentine
The highlight intercepts include 47 metres of 2.96 g/t gold starting at 166 metres.
Trump plans arctic drilling rights sale in likely 2020 clash
The Trump administration
authorized a sweeping plan to sell drilling rights and spur oil development in Alaska’s rugged Arctic refuge.
