Komatsu sales growth to slow as miners avoid new equipment buys
Miners were forced to curb spending by a collapse in commodities prices in 2015-16, but a partial price recovery since then has eased the pressure.
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Labour conflict at Torex mine in Mexico cools off
Los Mineros Union, led by expat in Vancouver Napoleón Gómez Urrutia, had been fighting since November 2017, to be the legally constituted union at the ELG Mine Complex.
Why diamond trading slowed down in March
Rapaport expects polished trading to continue slowing in the coming months.
Pretium shares rocket 19%
Production ramp up at high-grade Brucejack mine in BC back on track.
Botswana’s Tati Nickel Mine out of liquidation after court ruling
When it was placed under liquidation, Tati had incurred a cumulative loss of 1.6 billion pula ($165 million) and owed creditors one billion pula.
Gold price surges on Middle East, Russia tensions
But rally didn't last long.
Glencore to declare force majeure on some aluminium supply
Glencore Chief Executive Ivan Glasenberg resigned from his role as Rusal director on Tuesday
Vedanta Resources expects supply constraints to sustain zinc prices
Vedanta could accelerate expansion of its African zinc operations to take advantage of strong prices.
Gold Fields to make decision on Chile gold mine next year
Salares Norte production to begin around 2021 and quickly achieve target output of 345,000 ounces of gold a year.
