Australia’s #MeToo puts miners and ministers in crosshairs of history
Over the past 18 months, thousands of women have exposed a culture of bullying and abuse in mining, the country's economic engine.
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Covid-19 outbreak hobbles Chinese demand for cobalt, nickel, lithium
Parts of the new-energy sector concentrated in the Yangtze Delta and southeastern China had been affected severely.
Sandvik showcasing electric concept rig for surface drilling at Vei og Anlegg 2022 in Norway
The new concept rig demonstrates some of the advanced technologies that will be introduced on future series drill rigs to support more sustainable and energy-efficient surface drilling.
SolGold appoints group chief financial officer
Ayten Saridas assumes the position June 27.
Kinross reports ‘messy’ Q1 results as sale of Russian assets awaits approval
"We are in uncharted territory here," says CEO.
Miners turn to bacteria and other new ways to leach copper from waste rock
Global miners are deploying a raft of new leaching technologies that can extract low concentrations of copper from waste rock and help avoid lengthy mine permitting delays.
Barrick ramps up mine stocks to weather supply chain storm
Barrick Gold has nearly doubled its inventory of some key supplies at mines, CEO Mark Bristow says.
Hindalco plans $2.5 billion US aluminum recycling mill
The facility, which will be built in in Alabama, will have a capacity of 600,000 tonnes of finished goods a year initially.
Vedanta agrees to suspend lawsuits over Zambia copper mines
Konkola Copper Mines was placed under provisional liquidation after the previous Zambian government accused parent company Vedanta of lying about expansion plans and paying too little tax.
