Families gather at South African mine shaft where hundreds are feared stuck underground
The miners are in a standoff with police, who have blocked their supplies of food and water.
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Mineral Resources paid rent of entities tied to managing director Ellison
The company’s internal probe into Ellison found that he did not act with integrity when he financially benefited from payments made to companies owned by him.
Soaring demand for copper will help drive mergers, BHP CEO says
Demand for copper, a key element in the energy transition, is set to rise by 70% to 100% by 2050, Mike Henry said.
Boliden closing in on deal for Lundin’s European mines
A deal would cement Boliden’s position as one of Europe’s biggest producers of zinc.
Union files complaint against Orla Mining, alleging violation of worker rights in Mexico
The complaint is only the second of its kind made from Canada using CUSMA’s RRM process since the trade deal came into force in 2020.
B2Gold hits bonanza grades at Goose, eyes extended mine life in Nunavut
The company is in the midst of a $28 million, 25,126-metre drill campaign at Goose.
Critical Metals expects new feasibility study for Wolfsberg lithium project in Q1 2025
Wolfsberg represents Europe's first fully permitted spodumene mine, and potentially its first lithium concentrate producer.
Brazilian court clears BHP, Vale and Samarco of charges in 2015 dam disaster
A court in Belo Horizonte ruled that state prosecutors failed to prove that "individual actions" directly contributed to the collapse of the dam.
China’s copper buyers slash annual contracts with market in flux
For 2025, buyers in China will take less refined metal under yearly contracts than they did this year, including from producers like Chilean copper giant Codelco.
