Australian coal: turning the corner, but battle ahead
Things are looking up for the Australian coal industry.
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Glencore sees zinc, nickel, copper price rally continuing
Wall of copper supply never materialized, nickel market recorded first deficit since 2010 and zinc, lead will only get tighter in 2017.
Stellar Diamonds to operate Tonguma mine in Sierra Leone
The company originally intended to combine its Tongo project with Tonguma, but it has now decided to become the mine's operator.
Vale swings back into the black on soaring iron ore prices
The world's No.1 iron-ore producer recorded a net profit of $3.98 billion in 2016, a significant recovery from a loss of $12.13 billion it reported a year earlier.
Glencore’s profit soars on commodities rebound
A surge in commodity prices combined with its multibillion-dollar asset fire-sale has put the company in a position to pay big dividends and explore acquisitions.
World’s deepest mine gets $1 billion injection
Work on AngloGold Ashanti's Mponeng gold mine in South Africa started in 1981 – a brownfield expansion project will extend the mine's life beyond 2050.
Toyota’s new technology a blow for platinum, palladium price
World's top carmaker says first vehicles using new catalyst technology that reduces PGM loads by 20% will leave assembly line later this year.
BHP has lost 41,000 tonnes of copper due to strike at Escondida
The company is reviewing its copper output guidance for 2017 as industrial action at its largest copper mine enters its third week Thursday.
Caterpillar touts automation solutions as top miners swing back to profit
The world's No.1 heavy machinery maker is telling miners not to rest on their laurels now that the industry is finally coming back up from a brutal downturn and keep focused on maximizing returns and efficiency.
