Canadian miners’ CSR programs not prompting real change – study
A researcher at Simon Fraser University says miners should tie themselves to real changes that have lasting impacts.
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Celesta copper mine in Brazil reaches production
Lara Exploration said first concentrates are due to be shipped in early August.
Rio Tinto’s Winu copper project just got bigger
The miner has made a promising discovery 2 km east of the copper-gold deposit in Western Australia.
New Century, Vale delay nickel mine deal
New Century now has until September to present a binding offer for the New Caledonia nickel-cobalt complex.
Emesent partners with Deswik on mine data capture
The two companies would work together to allow mining companies to incorporate high-quality data captured in inaccessible locations into their mine plans and surveys.
Amplats profit drops in H1 2020, sees upswing in H2
Further covid-19 shutdowns, repairs and power outages could impact the company's ability to meet year end guidance of 3.1 to 3.6 million PGM ounces.
Pandemic drives gold price to record levels in Q2, Refinitiv says
Refinitiv forecasts gold will average $1,715 per oz. this year.
Golden Star sells Bogoso-Prestea to Future Gold
Bogoso currently has measured and indicated resources of 1.76 million ounces of gold contained within 19.8 million tonnes grading 2.76 grams gold per tonne.
Nomad to acquire royalty on Troilus gold project
Company has entered into a royalty purchase agreement with a private vendor to acquire a 1% net smelter return royalty on a portion of gold project in Quebec.
