Vale faces investors lawsuit linked to Brumadinho dam burst
Nearly 25 asset management firms and some pension funds are seeking compensation for losses derived from Vale's plummeting share price since the disaster.
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Sweden seeks lithium tie-ups in South America amid battery metal rush
Peru – a major copper producer – is also looking to edge in on the action.
Fresnillo cuts 2019 production, cites challenging times
The miner blamed lower-than-expected ore grades and delays in construction at one of its gold mines in Mexico for the output drop.
Acacia hit by fresh roadblock in Tanzania ahead of Barrick’s bid deadline
The miner has been told to stop using North Mara's tailings storage facility on the grounds of alleged breaches of environmental rules.
Vancouver junior’s stock jumps on option to acquire gold-silver project
San Marco Resources optioned the Buck property, considered to be part of the Telkwa Formation of the lower Jurassic Hazelton Group in British Columbia.
BHP fourth-quarter iron ore output down 1%
The Anglo-Australian miner's iron ore output fell to 71 million tonnes during the three months ended June 30.
ATAC expands target at Rau and begins drilling
The project has the potential for an entire suite of strategic metals, the CEO says.
Western Potash begins production drilling at Milestone
This is the world’s first potash mine that will leave no salt tailings on the surface.
Oil is fueling the commodities rally: 2019 halftime report
Palladium still the highest valued precious metal.
