Canada orders review of Shandong’s TMAC buy
The cabinet national security review, under the Investment Canada Act, raises concerns that the deal may not be able to close by a Feb. 8, 2021, deadline to complete the sale.
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Strike averted at world’s largest copper mine
New deal averts the threat of a strike at the world's largest copper deposit.
Low dollar risky for gold
A rapidly strengthening US dollar forces gold futures speculators to aggressively dump their leveraged positions.
Indonesia sees China firms lead ‘commitment’ for $35bn nickel investments
Among the projects discussed was a plan by CATL and Ningbo Lygend Mining to create an integrated lithium battery production facility.
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BHP says Chinese coal customers have made deferment requests; Newcrest approves Cadia’s expansion; Newmont CEO not interested in returning to Rio Tinto.
Atalaya shares rise on record quarterly production
Shares of the Proyecto Riotinto mine operator soared 13% on the TSX Friday.
Gold price set for first weekly decline in three
Gold prices hovered around the $1,900/oz range as a US stimulus deal seems unlikely before the elections.
Newmont CEO sees copper growth, not worried about Barrick takeover
Copper will account for up to one-fifth of the metal produced by Newmont.
Battle over Porgera ends with Barrick stake deal
Barrick will give Papua New Guinea a “major share” of the gold mine.
