Critical Metals lists in LSE as mining IPOs multiply
The IPO is the latest in a string of mining IPOs in London, suggesting the market is becoming more attractive for resource companies.
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Copper rally could prompt Mount Polley restart
If copper prices remained around $2.90 per pound, that could make it economic for mothballed copper mines in British Columbia to restart.
ESG Week Seminar: Challenges and Opportunities in Mining
Natural Resources Forum series runs October 5-9.
Atlantic Nickel extends Santa Rita mine life to 34 years
Appian Capital Advisory’s Atlantic Nickel has released the results from a preliminary economic assessment (PEA) of its wholly owned Santa Rita nickel-copper-cobalt mine in northeastern Brazil.
Lundin reports interruption to operations at Chapada
Company has withdrawn its 2020 production, cash cost and capital expenditure guidance for its copper and gold mine in Brazil after a power outage caused damage to all four of the operation’s SAG and ball mill motors.
E3 Metals discovers lithium enriched aquifer in south-central Alberta
The lithium enrichment was discovered in the Nisku aquifer, and the company says sampled lithium grades ranged up to 75 milligrams per litre (mg/L).
Caterpillar’s Durilock system for underground loader buckets cuts maintenance time
Caterpillar has developed the new Durilock Lip Shroud System for underground loader buckets, which cuts both installation and maintenance time.
Central Asia Metals fined for tailings breach
Company to pay $75,757 for a tailings breach at its Sasa zinc-lead mine in North Macedonia on Sept. 14.
Keep calm and stay long: This gold price correction is normal and healthy
Gold has recently fallen out of overbought territory and is returning to its five-year mean.
