Lawmakers urge punishment for banks that won’t back drillers
US lawmakers argue they are “discriminating against America’s energy sector.”
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Vale sees a ‘very vigorous’ economic recovery in China
Industrial activities in China are practically at their normal levels, says CFO.
Social license soon to be akin to a mining license — report
The industry needs to align with ESG values and attract the in-demand millennial talent pool.
Seabridge confirms improved KSM project economics
Company believes these PEA economics, if achieved, would rank KSM among the best large-scale producing mines in the world.
INTERVIEW: Hon. Leopold Mboli Fatran minister of mines, Central African Republic
Political instability has been the real culprit of underdevelopment, says Fatran.
Great Panther reports 188% jump in Q1 revenue
Revenue of $48.1 million reflected primarily the acquisition of the Tucano mine in Brazil.
Gold price down despite unprecedented US job cuts
Unemployment rate rose to 14.7% in April, the highest since the Great Depression.
Copper price jumps as Chinese imports surge
Copper price now up more than 20% from covid-19 lows as China's April concentrate imports surge 22% to over 2m tonnes for only the third time ever.
KORE stock up on Sprott, Macquarie investments
Shares of KORE Mining surged by 20% to a two-year high on Friday.
