Gold’s lighting run rains on India’s wedding season, China offers discounts
China and India together account for more than half of global consumer gold demand.
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Micromine launches dedicated mine planning tool for underground operations
Micromine Advance is the first and only dedicated mine planning solution for underground metals, the company said.
Vale in advanced talks to sell Brazil renewable assets to GIP
Reuters sources said Global Infrastructure Partners could pay some $870 million to $1.04 billion for 70% of Alianca and the solar plant.
Eramet names Paulo Castellari as next CEO
Castellari has over 30 years of experience in mining and metals and previously worked at Anglo American.
UAE aluminum producer targets more deals in US amid tariffs
Emirates Global Aluminium completed its first acquisition in the US last year when it bought 80% of Spectro Alloys.
Video: Immediate impacts of Trump tariffs on Canadian mining – Dr. Tamer Elbokl
Canadian Mining Journal editor-in-chief Dr. Tamer Elbokl explores the implications of recent US tariffs.
Qatari royal loses UK lawsuit over ‘Idol’s Eye’ diamond
An expert had valued the diamond at around $27 million, a court filing said.
Zimbabwe seeks $950 million in new bid to kickstart mining firm
Kuvimba Mining House, under its new CEO, is looking to secure funds to develop lithium, platinum and gold assets.
New Gold extends life of New Afton, Rainy River mines
Building on the mine extensions, New Gold has presented a three-year outlook that illustrates higher production and cost reduction.
