Norway wealth fund resumes work on blacklisting worst greenhouse gas emitters
Carbon emissions became a criterion for exclusion in 2016.
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South Africa’s Gold Fields maintains annual production outlook
Attributable equivalent gold production stood at 523,000 ounces for the three months ended Sept. 30, 3% lower than the previous quarter.
Asia Gold-India discounts drop to 5-month low as buying resumes
Gold buying in India picked up this week as a correction in prices revived demand in world's second biggest consumer.
Billionaire Dangote, Togo agree to $2 billion phosphate project
The company controlled by Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote will mine an estimated 2 billion tons of phosphate in nearby Togo.
Gold suffers worst week in three years as bulls run for cover
The metal dropped 3.7% this week, the most since November 2016.
Cost of Ivanhoe’s giant copper project in Congo hits $1.3 billion
Initial production from Kakula, the first of at least three copper mines planned at Kamoa-Kakula, is scheduled for late 2021.
Attack on Canadian miner in Burkina Faso threatens gold’s final frontier
West Africa has long been considered a risky prospect where political instability, volatile tax regimes and tricky relations with small-scale miners weigh heavily on boardrooms.
Pan Global acquires new property in Spain
The mines contain an estimated 160 million tonnes of mixed copper and polymetallic ore.
Prophecy applies for permits for massive Gibellini vanadium project
The Canadian miner said Nevada requires the submission of a water pollution control permit and a class II air quality permit.
