Fortescue, SMB head to head in race for Simandou’s northern blocks
Regardless of the amount offered, Guinea is likely to choose the company that can commit to build a 650km trans-Guinean railway, experts say.
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Sprott CEO hunting for bargains among beaten-up gold companies
Canada’s $8 billion precious metals-focused fund manager is bargain-hunting for stakes of mining firms that have seen valuations tumble.
London Metal Exchange to hike trading and clearing fees from Jan 2020
LME will raise its trading and clearing fees 8% from January 2020, its first increase in five years.
Glencore backs Canadian junior’s zinc project in Ireland
Glencore's funding gets it an 11.58% stake in Group Eleven Resources, which co-owns the Stonepark deposit with Irish gold and zinc junior Arkle Resources.
Fate of Black Swan nickel project to be decided before year-end
The Aussie miner, backed by billionaire Andrew Forrest, wants to take advantage of improved nickel prices.
Fortune lies in Canada’s oil sands. Many voters want to leave it there
In a campaign that’s been uncharacteristically personal in tone for Canada, energy and the environment is arguably the key policy area that will decide the election.
B2Gold offloads Nicaraguan assets, becomes Calibre’s main shareholder
The $100-million transaction involved cash payments and shares, which gives B2Gold a 31% interest in Calibre.
Granada hits near-surface high grades at Long Bars zone
Resources at the Granada mine are 22.3 million measured and indicated tonnes grading 1.06 g/t gold for 762,000 contained oz.
GoldSpot tech used to create geological map at Yamana mine site
GoldSpot says its technology is especially effective in areas where rock exposure is poor, making visual observations more difficult.
