Vale disappointment keeps Rio Tinto as world’s top iron producer
Vale was expected to overtake its main rival in the fourth quarter, but reported a disappointing 82.5 million metric tonnes of production.
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Miners say Western Australia border closure may take further toll on labour, output
The state is home to mines that provide about 30% of the world's iron ore and 70% of China's imports.
The ECB awakens. Will gold feel the force?
Lagarde opened the door to an interest rate hike, which gave the European Central Bank a hawkish demeanor.
MICA launches cross-Canada call for project proposals
Proposals are sought for how to increase mine production at lower costs; how to reduce mining energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions; how to implement smart, autonomous mining systems; and how to reduce environmental risk and long-term liabilities.
Aluminum rally spurs billionaire to weigh smelter expansion
Billionaire Kumar Mangalam Birla’s Hindalco Industries is evaluating expanding its aluminum capacity.
Barrick Gold grows net reserves to 69moz at improved grade
Barrick says its geological improvements and remodelling are starting to make a positive impact.
UN advisers urge Sweden to stop mine in home of indigenous Sami
British company Beowulf Mining has sought a license for an iron ore mine and the Swedish government will announce its decision in coming months.
MineHub, Sumitomo accelerate digitalization of mining and metals supply chains
Sumitomo and MineHub have been in discussions since 2020 and have been closely collaborating on product development since then.
Codelco seeks sustainable copper certification by 2023
To receive certification, each mine must meet 32 sustainability criteria.
