Ghana’s mining reforms risk choking investment, says industry body
Africa's top gold producer plans to scrap long-term mining investment stability agreements and double royalties.
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Lupaka Gold may seize Peru state assets over unpaid $67M arbitration award
Lupaka's chairman Gordon Ellis said it has identified Peru’s national petroleum company Petroperu as potential target.
Barrick changes CFO as overhaul continues ahead of possible IPO
Helen Cai, who has served on Barrick’s board since 2021, will take up the role of CFO and senior executive vice president on March 1.
Gold, silver prices jump to new records on Greenland dispute
Spot gold surged nearly 2% to a record $4,690.79 per ounce, while spot silver set a new peak of $94.10 per ounce.
Chile delays copper output peak, cuts short-term forecasts
Cochilco said Chile's copper output is set to reach 5.86 million metric tons in 2034, after hitting a peak of 6.06 million tons the previous year.
China’s coal output hits record in 2025 even as it burns less
Coal output rose to 4.83 billion tons in 2025, up 1.2% from the previous year.
Montage moves up Côte d’Ivoire gold pour
First gold at Koné is now expected to be produced in the fourth quarter of this year instead of 2027’s second quarter.
Key Chinese Rio Tinto shareholder backs Glencore bid to gain copper access
Chinalco is already in talks with authorities and is expected to back the ambitious tie-up, Bloomberg sources said.
BHP refused permission to appeal UK judgment over 2015 Brazil dam collapse
In November, London's High Court ruled BHP was legally responsible for the collapse of the Fundao dam in Mariana, southeastern Brazil.