BHP chair apologizes for sexual harassment and racism at miner
Australian miners are under pressure to clamp down on sexual assault and harassment after a landmark inquiry unveiled shocking cases of abuse of women.
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Asante Gold declares commercial production at Ghana mine
The past-producing Bibiani mine is expected to churn out 20,000 ounces of the precious metal a month by early 2023.
O3 Mining estimates first resource for Bulldog and Kappa deposits at Alpha property in Quebec
The Bulldog and Kappa deposits have an estimated inferred resource of 3.05 million tonnes grading 3.2 g/t for 318,000 oz. of contained gold.
One of world’s top gold-buying central banks is far from sated
Uzbekistan has brought the share of the precious metal in its $32 billion reserves to almost two-thirds, in a reversal of a plan to cut it below 50%.
Gold price jumps over 2% as US inflation data signals possible Fed slowdown
Gold prices jumped to a more than two-month high on Thursday as data showed US inflation cooled off a bit in October.
Deal flurry casts light on unconventional mine financing
A lesser-known corner of mine financing is having a moment in the sun, with two royalty and streaming deals announced on Thursday.
SolGold CEO leaves after less than a year in the top job
Darryl Cuzzubbo's departure comes just two days after SolGold unveiled a $50 million royalty financing deal to advance Cascabel.
Empty iron ore ships switch to coal to survive China’s slump
Cargo ships suffering from weak Chinese demand for iron ore are finding coal a more lucrative alternative.
BHP shareholders vote against resolution to lobby Australian government on climate
The resolution called on BHP to proactively advocate for Australian policy settings that are consistent with the Paris Agreement's objective of limiting global warming to 1.5°C.