Dollar shortage “short-term problem” for miners in Zimbabwe – minister
Dollar shortages are creating the risk of some mines shutting down, while investors calling for the removal of foreign exchange restrictions.
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Rio Tinto to restart sale of Icelandic aluminium plant
Rio Tinto is close to restarting a sale process for some of its aluminium assets, including a plant in Iceland.
Logistics woes drive Indian mills to buy iron ore overseas
Steel mills in India are increasingly tapping the global market for iron ore as they find it difficult to transport the key raw material from local mines
Norsk Hydro to resume Brazil’s Alunorte output at half capacity
Norsk Hydro said on Tuesday it has won permits from Brazilian authorities to restart operations at half capacity at its Alunorte alumina refinery.
Australia’s Port Hedland iron ore shipments to China rise 5% in Sept
Iron ore shipments to China from Australia's Port Hedland terminal rose 5.3 percent in September.
Poland’s KGHM focused on balance sheet, not dividends
KGHM will deliver updated strategy by year-end and it has no plans to sell foreign assets.
Graphite One’s Alaska project may prove key to US defence industry — CEO
A White House/US Department of Defence (DoD) report has recommended direct investment in companies developing domestic sources of graphite and the Canadian junior is one of them.
RNC Minerals recovers giant gold slab from its mine in Australia
The company believes the stones are among the biggest of their kind ever unearthed in the country.
BHP aims to restart Olympic Dam copper facility this month
In August, BHP had shut an acid plant following a boiler tube failure, disrupting copper processing. Underground mining at the site continued as normal.
