Small mining companies shun London market after IPO flops
Lacklustre performances by small mining companies on the London Stock Exchange are driving rivals in need of cash to find alternative ways to raise capital.
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Malartic gold mine class-action lawsuit trial begins
People living close to the large open pit mine in Quebec’s Abitibi region, want to be compensated for damages related to dust, noise and explosions they claim to have been exposed to for many years.
This truck will help Liebherr become a bigger name in mining
Company is finishing up first field trial for its T 236 diesel electric truck and it expects to have it commercially available by the end of 2018.
Cameco posts unexpected third-quarter loss, trims production outlook
Cameco said its most immediate goal was to remain competitive and in a position to be among the first to respond when the market calls for more uranium.
In bizarre twist, coal may become a scarce commodity: Russell
The current debate surrounding coal is generally one of how long it will continue to play a role in the world's energy mix before it is replaced by cleaner alternatives, but the coming years may see a deficit in seaborne markets for the polluting fuel.
IMARC set to exceed industry expectations
IMARC set to exceed industry expectations having confirmed more than 3,500 people to attend – a 40 per cent increase on last year’s attendance.
Why did this slide wipe $1.3B from Teck’s market value?
The wrong coal mix tanks shares in Teck Resources, Canada's largest diversified miner.
China’s demand drives long-term gains for aluminium
BMI Research raised the 2018 aluminium price forecast to $2,000/tonne, from a previous forecast of $1,900/tonne.
Sirius Minerals lands major Asian deal
The London-listed company sealed a 7-year commercial deal with Wilmar Group.
