Codelco bonds still not offering attractive returns, report says
There are doubts whether the world's largest copper producer can improve earnings and credit metrics.
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Mining CEO salaries rise, but gender diversity remains elusive, report finds
Chief executive base salaries in the mining industry increased between 2% and 12% in 2023, the report says.
Botswana to become certifier in G7 Russian diamond ban
Major African producer will join Antwerp as an origin certifier of rough diamonds for export to the group.
Ximen advancing Kenville gold project in British Columbia
Kenville was the first underground gold mine in the Nelson camp.
Zinc price rises as orders to withdraw metal from LME warehouses surge
Zinc extended gains into a third session as orders to withdraw stockpiles from LME warehouses hit the highest in more than seven years.
Anglo American raises $530 million from Amplats stake sale
Anglo announced plans to exit its controlling stake in Johannesburg-listed Amplats in May.
Iron ore price advances as China’s stronger steel production outweighs its soft data
Demand remains soft in the crisis-hit economy, with consumer prices at a four-month low.
WA lithium miners defiant as gov’t throws lifeline
Spodumene producers were surprisingly upbeat on the outlook this week as the Western Australian government stepped in to offer assistance.
Gina Rinehart closer to opening contested coal mine in Canada
Australia's richest woman gathered support from more than 70% of the locals in the Alberta region that is home to the Grassy Mountain mine.
