Sibanye-Stillwater cuts about 300 US platinum jobs to lower costs
The precious metals producer will have to let go about 100 employees and approximately 187 contract workers.
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Scientists call for long-term research to inform decisions on mining in the Wadden Sea
Researchers say long-term research must inform decisions regarding mining and other resource extraction in the Wadden Sea.
Rio Tinto sells stake in Canadian diamond project, ups interest in copper
Rio Tinto sold its 75% interest in the Fort à la Corne diamond project in Saskatchewan, and is increasing its stake in a Yukon copper firm.
Deep sea mining company sues Greenpeace amid standoff at sea
The Metals Company said the protest was costing it $1 million a day.
Strike at Las Bambas mine to end on Thursday
The announcement comes after a government labor entity said the strike was improper.
New high-grade copper find in DRC similar to Kakula, Ivanhoe says
The discovery named Kitoko was made on Ivanhoe's recently acquired joint venture licences in the Western Foreland.
Gold juniors Nighthawk, Moneta to gain heft with all-share merger
The combined company, for now referred to as MergeCo, will be one of the leading gold developers in Canada.
Canadian critical minerals miner Foran raising C$200 million, a rare financing for a junior company
Canada used to be the top destination globally for raising junior mining capital, and there was an entire ecosystem built around the country’s historic mining projects.
Stantec to design C$1 billion Li-ion battery plant in British Columbia
The facility will become the largest factory in Canada for high performance Li-ion battery cells.