Two coal companies bankrupted by covid as industry slides
Coal has been hit hard this year because of the decrease in demand for electricity to run offices, factories and stores.
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Seabridge grows footprint in BC with Pretivm asset buy
The company has acquired Pretivm's Snowfield project for $105 million.
Standard Lithium makes better-than-battery-quality lithium carbonate
The Vancouver-based company completed the start-to-finish proof of concept of its lithium processing technology.
Barrick, Japan Gold to expand Mizobe-Onoyama project
Japan Gold signed a JV for three mining rights licenses that adjoin the Barrick Alliance Mizobe-Onoyama project.
Glencore taps coal head Gary Nagle as new CEO
Announcement came as the Swiss firm revealed an ambitious plan to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
Innu communities sign Reconciliation and Collaboration Agreement with IOC
IOC, majority owned by Rio Tinto, operations are integrated across a mine and processing plant in Labrador City, Newfoundland and a port and stockpile in Sept-Iles, Quebec.
Carmakers have blind spot for lithium, cobalt, nickel prices
New research report has a warning for electric carmakers about the direction of battery prices without incentives to build new mines.
Not enough class 1 nickel in the pipeline – Sherritt CEO
Carmakers are coming to appreciate the difference between the mining industry and the automobile industry.
US metals and mining industry M&A deals total $1.59bn in Q3 2020
The valuation is a decrease of 13% from the previous quarter, and also marks a drop of 10.9% in comparison to the last four-quarter average of $1.79 billion.