Rio Tinto not concerned about Chinese ore-buying company
China is exposed to international iron ore prices as it must import nearly 80% of its annual consumption.
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“The process of publicly airing these matters has built trust and accelerated the momentum for change,” said Kellie Parker, Rio Tinto's chief executive for Australia.
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Alberto Calderon estimated that 40% of the cost increase in the first half of this year was attributable to diesel prices.
Turquoise Hill flags $200 million cost increase at Oyu Tolgoi
The miner, which had $500 million in cash at the end of June, said the impact of additional delays will be known before the end of September.
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Anglo American to appeal El Soldado project rejection
Despite having the backing of the country’s top environmental evaluation authority, the permit for El Soldado Phase V project was declined.
Rio Tinto attracts several proposals to build 4 GW of wind, solar power
The massive build of renewables equals more than a third of the total wind and solar capacity Australia already has.
Albemarle windfall shows lithium’s resilience to recession fears
World's biggest producer reported higher-than-expected second-quarter profit and lifted its annual guidance beyond analyst estimates.
Horizonte Minerals signs $135 million equipment contracts for Brazil nickel project
The Araguaia project will initially produce up to 14,500 tonnes of nickel per year.