Sibanye says on track to resume dividends as earnings surge
Adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization surged 240% to 5.5 billion rand ($366 million) in the quarter through September.
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The copper market is so bleak miners are turning to the gospel
The mood is a reversal from a year ago, as demand for most metals suffers due to the US-China trade war.
Mnangagwa’s adviser’s company buys biggest Zimbabwe nickel miner
Control of Bindura Nickel Corp., Zimbabwe’s biggest nickel operation, has been sold to a company linked to an adviser of President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Petra Diamonds opens tailings to artisanal miners in South Africa
Petra believes there is space for artisanal small-scale miners to co-exist with formalized, large-scale operators.
Wealth Minerals granted access rights to Valsequillo silver project in Mexico
The Vancouver-based miner can acquire a 100% interest in the property by paying $6 million to the vendors.
A tenth of the world’s tailing dams have had stability issues
This is one of the conclusions from a global inquiry launched after the collapse of a dam in Brazil that killed hundreds.
Pace of investments in Mexico’s mining sector seen slowing
Investor confidence in Mexico, Latin America's second largest economy, has been shaken by some policy moves under President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
Eric Sprott invests C$15 million in Gran Colombia
Gran Columbia operates two gold mines – Segovia and Marmato, both wholly owned.
De Beers begins drilling on Tri Origin properties near Cobalt
This is the first time in recent years the hunt for diamonds has come to this area of the Cobalt-Temagami region.
