Chinese tighten grip on Tenke mine as Lundin agrees to sell stake for $1.14bn
Canada’s Lundin, which owns 24% of Tenke, has finally agreed to sell its stake to a private equity firm from Asia’s richest nation.
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Rio Tinto staff shaken to the core by bribery probe — CEO
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Canada’s Kirkland Lake soars after Gold Fields confirms $1.4bn rejected offer
Offer came on the heels of Kirkland Lake's move to buy fellow bullion miner Newmarket Gold (TSX:NMI) in an all-stock deal worth about Cdn$1 billion ($764 million).
Chilean mining costs highest in the world, despite saving measures
Production costs in Chile, the world’s No. 1 copper producer, were 5.4% higher last year when compared to its global peers’ average.
AngloGold loses 74,000oz during third quarter
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Gold Reserve, Venezuela rework seizure settlement
Venezuela government given more time to come up with initial payment which has been halved to $300 million.