Barrick builds stockpiles as war adds to inflationary pressures
Barrick has built up stockpiles of mining inputs such as explosives to help counter inflation and supply-chain snarls.
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Canada in ‘active discussions’ with EV supply chain companies – minister
There are "very active discussions with a number of players" to develop an EV supply chain, Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said in an interview.
LBMA reinstates accreditation of Kyrgyz gold refinery
The association said on Wednesday it had closed an investigation into the refinery initiated after it failed to deliver an audit report for 2020.
SRK Consulting unpacks critical opportunities and challenges facing the African mining sector
SRK Consulting believes Africa can be the ‘missing resources link’ as the world prepares for an accelerating energy transition.
Kuya Silver confirms low-cost profile of Bethania project with positive PEA
Payable silver (and equivalent metals) production is estimated at 8.68 million oz. over the life of mine, including 1.37 million oz. in first year.
ESG standards’ Indigenous blind spot could threaten critical metals push
ESG reporting standards were developed by and for finance and investment professionals without any input from Indigenous peoples and are failing to capture their rights and interests in companies’ ESG assessments, says First Nations Major Projects Coalition.
Glencore rights record worst in green metals, group says
The alleged abuses attributed to all companies range from attacks on activists to violations of environmental laws to forced relocations.
B2Gold pushes out Gramalote feasibility study to mid-2022
B2Gold and partner AngloGold now expect decision on whether to build the open-pit gold mine by the end of the third quarter.
Fortescue targets 2023 go-ahead for first green hydrogen project
The Gibson Island project is one of many tentative deals unveiled by the company as it strives to become a major green energy supplier.
