UK gov’t finds Glencore fell short of business guidelines in Chad
Case centres on a 2018 toxic spill at the Badila oilfield, equivalent in volume to 34 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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Marimaca Copper eyes ASX dual listing to boost Chile project
The Canadian miner has reportedly engaged law firm Thomson Geer to finalize a prospectus for listing on the ASX before Christmas.
Mali frees Resolute executives after $160 million deal
The three executives, including CEO Terry Holohan, were freed from detention on Wednesday.
Eramet, JUWI Energies ink deal for solar and battery storage project in Senegal
The 20 MWp solar and 11 MWh battery project will provide clean energy to meet 20% of the mine’s energy needs.
Tycoon Adani charged by US over alleged $250 million bribe plot
The billionaire was charged with participating in a scheme that involved paying more than $250 million in bribes to Indian government officials.
Australian pension group rejects Mineral Resources pay proposal
The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors wants to clarify what directors knew about the company's investment in property that was part-owned by Chris Ellison.
Taseko Mines appoints Haisla Nation Chief Councillor to board of directors
Crystal Smith is also Chair of the First Nations LNG Alliance, an advocacy group of Indigenous governments and organizations pursuing an expanded LNG industry in Canada.
White Gold grows Yukon resources
The resource is "one of the highest-grade open-pit gold resources in Canada owned by an exploration company," its CEO says.
NEO Battery Materials soars on consortium partnership in South Korea
Over the next five years, the South Korean government is expected to invest C$20 million towards the project.
