BHP removes striking workers at huge Chile copper mine, output at risk
The union’s 2,400 members downed tools at Escondida Tuesday morning after rejecting BHP’s latest proposal as part of a collective bargaining.
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Wave of Chinese copper fills warehouses abroad as demand weakens
China is typically a significant net copper importer, but weak local conditions have reversed global trade flows in recent months.
Navoi Mining to invest $23 million in Muruntau mine expansion
NMMC is currently ranked as the fourth-largest gold mining company in the world, producing 2.9 million oz. of the metal in 2023.
Germany, Italy import legally dubious Brazilian gold, study shows
About 94% of the Brazilian gold imported by Germany and Italy, the main buyers in the EU, has dubious origins, Instituto Escolhas says.
Caterpillar hosts first-ever global dealer technician challenge
The global dealer technician challenge will include regional and semifinal competitions worldwide.
Karelian Diamond wins land dispute case in Finland
Once developed, Lahtojoki would be the first diamond mine in the European Union.
Illegal mining soars near First Quantum’s idled Panama mine
More than 250 instances of illegal mining have been identified in the rainforest surrounding Cobre Panama this year.
Money Metals launches America’s largest gold depository, bigger than Fort Knox
The online precious metals dealer has opened a 37,000-square-foot vaulting and fulfillment facility in Eagle, Idaho.
Tudor Gold hits 13.89 g/t AuEq over 6.3 metres at Treaty Creek
Recent drilling results confirm a high-grade gold system within an area that measures up to 800 metres in length and 400 metres in depth.
