Australian company pours first gold at Ghanaian project
In what it says was the culmination of 8 years of work, Adamus Resources announced it has poured its first gold bar at its Nzema gold project in Ghana.
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RusAl files lawsuit against Norilsk Nickel
The world’s top aluminum producer RusAl has filed three law suits against Norilsk Nickel, the world’s largest nickel producer, over its deals […]
Compass Minerals Acquires Canadian Sulfate of Potash Producer, Big Quill Resources Inc.
News Blaze reports: Compass Minerals (NYSE: CMP) has acquired Big Quill Resources Inc., Canada’s leading producer of sulphate of potash, in an […]
York Potash sold to Sirius Minerals for £25.1 million
Sirius Minerals, the only London-listed potash company, said it bought privately held York Potash Ltd for 25.1 million pounds ($39.82 million) to […]
Australia floods force ships to look for coal supplies elsewhere
Reuters reports: An increasing number of dry bulk carriers are departing eastern Australia’s coal ports empty-handed as devastating floods force companies to […]
De Beers set to restart Gahcho Kue diamond mine project
A new diamond mine in Canada’s North is again in front of regulators after a recovery in international markets for the sparkly […]
Nunavut diamond mine gets new management team
Vancouver Sun reports: Shear Diamonds Ltd. (TSXV: SRM), which owns the mothballed Jericho diamond mine, is beefing up its senior management team […]
Illegal diamond trafficking in Antwerp
Antwerp judicial authorities have uncovered a fraud involving forged diamond certificates. Diamonds worth 22 million euros were transported to Antwerp illegally using […]
Nautilus Minerals shares surge on deep sea-mining lease
The miner says it has been granted a lease to develop its copper-gold project in the southwestern Pacific Ocean by the government of Papua New Guinea.
