Dunnedin acquires copper-molybdenum-silver project in Arizona
The Vancouver-based company says there is potential to discover a sizeable porphyry style copper-molybdenum-silver deposit on the property.
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Zambia’s Chamber of Mines just deepened worries of sinking global copper output
Copper output in Africa’s second largest producing country could decline by as much as 100,000 tonnes this year, adding to recent, sharp declines at the world’s main producing nations.
Contact Gold raises C$4m to drill Pony Creek, stock jumps
The company also holds ten other properties on the Carlin, Independence and Northern Nevada Rift gold trends.
Sandvik creates first 3D printed diamond composite
The advantage is that the diamond can be 3D printed in very complex shapes, unlike mined or manufactured diamonds.
ICMM 2018 mining safety data released
The single highest cause of deaths in 2018 was from mobile mining equipment — the ICMM is exploring collision avoidance technology.
What we call man-made diamonds could ultimately determine their success
The industry is still undecided in how to present diamonds to consumers following the wider-scale emergence of man-made stones in recent years.
Gold miners must focus on returns, mergers to attract investment – Barrick CEO
Gold miners have for years been accused of eroding profits through expensive deals but the takeovers of Randgold by Barrick and Goldcorp by Newmont have spurred speculation about a pick up in long-dormant gold M&A.
British Steel collapses after failing to secure extra funding
The High Court has ordered the compulsory liquidation of the company, although staff will remain employed for now as the liquidator oversees the operation of the main site in Scunthorpe.
Zimbabwe mine output subdued in first quarter as dollar crunch bites
Gold deliveries to central bank unit Fidelity Printers and Refiners, which buys all the country's gold, declined to 6.5 tonnes from 7.3 tonnes during the January-March quarter.