Nutrien sees supply chaos hampering fertilizer market into 2023
Fertilizer prices have soared to all-time highs as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and sanctions on Belarus threw a massive chunk of the world’s supply into disarray.
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Barrick Gold doubles dividend as profit beats on higher prices
The company's gold production in the quarter fell 10.1% to 990,000 ounces from a year earlier, hurt by lower output at its Nevada gold mines.
Canadian AI solution helps locate new gold-bearing areas at Kazakhstani mine
Stratum AI was able to identify new gold-bearing areas at the Aksu complex in Kazakhstan by using its SATS AI system.
Iamgold unveils 90% cost increase at Côté project
Completing the asset's development would require between $1.2 billion and $1.3 billion, compared to a previous $710 million - $760 million estimate.
Oil drops as China lockdowns overshadow Russian output risk
Crude has swung within a $15 band in the last three weeks as the market weighs the hit to demand from China’s covid wave against supply concerns stemming from bans on Russian crude.
Deconstructing Ross Beaty: Exclusive interview at the Mining Legends Speaker Series
Beaty is a recipient of the Canadian Institute of Mining past president Memorial Medal and was appointed to the Order of Canada in 2017.
Southern Copper back to full output ahead of protester talks
The 54-day disruption, combined with lower quality ore at other mines, dragged down the company’s copper production by 10%.
Ivanhoe eyes Phase 3 expansion at Kamoa-Kakula in the DRC
The Phase 3 expansion in the DRC will increase its annual copper production to about 600,000 tonnes by the fourth quarter of 2024 and make it the world's third-largest copper mining complex.
Kazatomprom raises revenue guidance as uranium price surges
Natural uranium product coming from Kazakhstan accounts for more than 45% of the global primary supply.
