Glencore staff bribery charges delayed until later this year
The commodity trading industry has been dogged by anti-corruption investigations for years, but few individual traders or bosses have faced prosecution.
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BHP, Antofagasta call for more dialogue in Chile copper royalty proposal
A Senate commission is expected to vote on the royalty on Tuesday and would pass to the full Senate if approved.
Copper price rises on faster than expected economic growth in China
Chinese GDP grew by 4.5% year on year in the first three months of 2023, beating analyst expectations of 4% growth.
Codelco sees new synergies after Anglo American project approval
Conditional measures for the approval of Los Bronces include a joint study with Codelco's Andina mine on monitoring particulate matter emissions.
Column: Tin spooked by threat of supply disruption in Myanmar
All mining and processing activities will be "suspended" from the start of August to preserve the remaining national resource.
Endeavour Silver greenlights Terronera mine despite capex rise
The Terronera project will have an initial capital expenditure cost of $230 million, a 32% rise over the previous estimate.
Graphic: Hefty shortages to help buoy aluminum prices this year
Supply disruptions in China are likely to offset slow demand growth and help bolster prices.
Trudeau team ‘closely’ watching Glencore’s bid to swallow Teck
Canada’s investment law gives the government some latitude to block foreign takeovers of large companies, though the power has not been used frequently.
Lundin copper assets would be appealing to big miners, CEO says
Lundin has been approached by both major miners and trading houses to discuss possible investments in the Josemaria project in Argentina.
