Financing deals, deficit to buttress physical aluminium prices
Three-month aluminium fell to $1,784 a tonne on Thursday, the lowest since January 2017.
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Mining exploration in Mexico hits 12-year low
Foreign and local companies invested about $383 million exploring in Mexico in 2018, down 37.4% from the $612 million injected into the economy in 2017.
‘Require, not ask’ for women in mining, urges ex-Anglo chief
Companies have to do more to push gender diversity, according to Cynthia Carroll, former CEO of Anglo American Plc.
Braskem looks at options for possible Alagoas mining stoppage – CEO
A report by the country's Geological Service released on Wednesday blamed mining by Braskem in the city of Maceio for damages to local real estate.
Albemarle touts new project to boost its Chilean lithium output by 30%
The world's largest producer of lithium has teased the industry for more than a year that it has production-enhancing technology.
Steelmaker ArcelorMittal downbeat on main Europe market
The world's largest steelmaker cut its forecast for demand in its main market Europe on Thursday after lower steel prices depressed earnings at the start of the year.
Acacia seeks clarification on North Mara dispute, production jumps
Acacia Mining saw a surge in gold production in April thanks chiefly to a 54% rise in output from its disputed North Mara gold mine in Tanzania.
Rio Tinto shipping more aluminium to Europe as US demand slows
The company says demand for its products had not been impacted by the US-China trade dispute.
AngloGold plans to sell last South Africa mine as era closes
AngloGold announced on Thursday that it’s in the early stages of a sales process for Mponeng, the world’s deepest mine and its last underground operation in South Africa.
