China coal imports seen cooling once Beijing reins in prices
Authorities will seek to cap imports at, or even below, last year’s level of 281 million tonnes.
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Toyota to invest $2bn in developing electric vehicles in Indonesia
The Japanese carmaker said this month that it aimed for half its global sales to be from electric vehicles by 2025, five years ahead of schedule.
RNC Minerals shares lifted by ‘significant’ resource boost at Beta Hunt
Measured and indicated resource at the Western Flanks zone jumped nearly five times to 710,000 ounces.
Platinum giants resist pay demands after hitting price jackpot
The world’s biggest platinum producers face a dilemma: they’re reporting bumper profits just as they enter negotiations with labor unions over a three-year wage deal.
Zambian court blocks asset sale by Konkola Copper Mines liquidator
Government source says China's Nonferrous Metals Mining Corporation (CNMC) had offered $2 billion for KCM.
Peru native groups use new legal strategy to push back on oil, mining plans
Native communities from the Peruvian Amazon and the Andes have filed at least eight lawsuits against the government since passage of the so-called "prior consultation" law in 2011.
Gold exploration trends: companies still cautious despite market rebound
Canada returned to its gold exploration leadership position in terms of a number of projects drilled.
At least 41 artisanal miners killed in Glencore’s Congo mine collapse
The accident occurred in the KOV open-pit mine at the Kamoto Copper Company concession, in which Glencore owns a 75% stake.
SolGold’s Nick Mather on receiving TNM’s Mining Person of the Year Award
We have the potential to turn Ecuador into the second greatest copper-producing nation on earth.
