Macquarie denies claims its brokers manipulated mining stock
Macquarie said it had been threatened with a class action lawsuit over the allegations, but no case had yet been filed.
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Sibanye-Stillwater turns off dividend tap after annual loss
In lieu of the cash dividend, it will undertake a "capitalisation issue" that will see four ordinary shares given to shareholders for every 100 they hold.
Kaz Minerals sets higher output targets for 2018 as profits jump
Kaz Minerals reported a jump in 2017 sales and production as its main mines ramped up and said it expected its 2018 output to rise as much as 16%.
US copper stocks sprint to record high, reflecting transport costs, weak demand
Copper stocks held in warehouses registered with COMEX in the United States stand at 228,428 tonnes, up from below 90,000 tonnes at the start of 2017.
Rio Tinto says changing structure, moving some staff
Rio Tinto, the second biggest miner by market capitalisation, has listings in London and Australia, a headquarters in London and an Australian office.
Barrick to hike gold output as Newmont gets too close to being world’s top producer
Miner is advancing a pipeline of projects expected to contribute more than 1 million ounces of annual production starting in 2021.
De Beers diamond output to peak this year thanks to Gahcho Kue
The unit of Anglo American intends to mine as much as 36 million carats this year, up from 33.5 million in 2017.
Barrick clings to top gold miner title as Newmont falls short
About 50,000 ounces — roughly 125 gold bars — is all that stands in the way of Newmont overtaking Barrick as world's No.1 bullion miner.
Anglo American ‘shows off’ — doubles profits, halves debt, pays highest divvy in a decade
Company became the latest top miner to report soaring profits, hefty dividends and lighter debt burden.
