BSGR may have to pay $1.2bn for no show at Simandou-related hearing
The company, which could lose the arbitration as a result, will have to pay the amount to former partner Vale.
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Congo to re-evaluate new mining code next week
Move comes 15 months after the country’s government halted the planned revision amid opposition from mining companies and low commodity prices.
Rio Tinto says it wants to help Australian small businesses
The change will apply to more than 5,500 Australian suppliers under $1 million of expenditure.
Coal transfer facility challenged in Federal Court
A decision is expected within six months.
Heart-shaped diamond breaks record
The 92-carat diamond forms the centerpiece of a necklace of cultured pearls.
Venezuelan NGO asks government to kill Mining Arch decree
An NGO based in the southern Bolívar state is calling the Venezuelan government to kill the 2016 decree that creates the Mining Arch of the Orinoco River National Development Strategic Zone.
China’s building a mega city from scratch – it’s going to suck in lots of steel, copper
Forget One Belt, One Road, the impact of Xiongan New Area on copper, iron ore and aluminum prices will be felt much earlier says new report.
$16K in gold bullion up for grabs in new stock-picking contest from Stockpools & Kitco
Junior mining investor enthusiasts will be duelling it out for the big money when the next contest by Stockpools and Kitco is launched the first week of June.
Canada’s Trevali picks up Glencore zinc mines in Africa
The deal, worth about $400 million, will make Trevali the first pure zinc producer with operations in North and South America as well as Africa.
