Global M&A dwindle as coronavirus batters world’s economies
With large swathes of the globe shut down, the M&A pipeline remains patchy and likely to be dominated by rescue deals.
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Lynas to follow Malaysia’s movement curbs extension to mid-April
The Malaysian processing plant of the world's biggest rare earths producer outside China.
First batch of test kits for covid-19 aquired by Vale arrives in Brazil
The test kits - produced by Chinese company Wondfo - were donated by Vale.
First Cobalt produces battery-grade cobalt sulphate
First Cobalt owns the only fully permitted cobalt refinery capable of producing battery grade material in North America.
TMAC releases Hope Bay PFS with new 4,000 t/d plant scenario
Last year, Hope Bay produced 139,510 oz. of gold.
Wireless sensors enable automated machine monitoring
SKF has released a compact vibration and temperature sensor, which monitors the condition of rotating parts on heavy machinery.
Argonaut and Alio announce gold-focused merger
The combined company is expected to have a market capitalization of approximately C$250 million.
B2Gold resumes mining at Masbate
The company expects to meet or exceed budgeted consolidated gold production for the first quarter of 2020.
Russia, world’s biggest buyer of gold, will stop purchases
With gold prices near a seven-year high and international investors clamoring for a safe haven, Russian dealers are probably eager to sell.
