ArcelorMittal reaches Ilva deal with unions, opening way for takeover
ArcelorMittal signed a preliminary agreement last year to buy Ilva, which has the largest steel-producing capacity in Europe.
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Embattled Acacia Mining lets partner up stake in Nyanzaga gold project
Acacia — Tanzania's No.1 gold miner— will retain a net smelter return production royalty over the project, capped at $15 million.
Uranium supply crunch may be just around the corner — experts
Decade-low prices have had a negative effect on the profitability of existing mines and on the capacity of early-stage projects to raise necessary funding to be mine-ready when demand picks up.
The 30 countries leading the way in environmental credentials
Many nations around the world have been focussing on improving their environmental practices.
China’s CITIC to be Ivanhoe Mine’s top shareholder in $548m-deal
Transaction, which gives CITIC a 20% stake in the Canadian miner, has received all necessary approvals and it’s expected to close on Sep. 19
Stornoway achieves full underground mine design capacity at Renard Mine
This marks the completion of the production ramp-up of the underground mine.
Tongon back in business after lock-out lifted
Negotiations between management, workers, community leaders and the government created an agreement under which workers are being re-employed in phases.
ENRC wins UK appeal in attorney-client privilege case
A UK appeals court overturned a decision forcing a Kazakh mining company to hand over documents to prosecutors who are investigating the firm for corruption.
Biggest Congo coltan miner resumes buying after output halt
Societe Miniere de Bisunzu Sarl resumed purchases of the ore after a three-month shutdown at one of the country’s largest deposits.
