Bad weather may cost Rio Tinto its iron ore crown
Company reported a 12% fall in quarterly iron ore shipments on Friday after storms affected its West Australian operations.
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Creditors of Brazil miner Samarco oppose restructuring plan
Creditors said the plan's main goal is to protect Samarco's giant shareholders, Vale and BHP.
Next mining supercycle will be different than any other — report
Fossil fuels won’t be in the vanguard and the winners will be the industrial metals needed to electrify society, Wood Mackenzie says.
Alcoa reports better-than-expected profit, see shipments rising
Analysts at BMO Capital Markets forecast Alcoa and other metal companies are facing a transition period.
IMF sees $1.5bn loan for Congo spurring investment, aid
As part of the loan program, the government will audit its value-added tax arrears owed to mining companies and set up a repayment plan.
BC approves early construction at Artemis Gold’s Blackwater
Blackwater is estimated to be the largest gold mine development in British Columbia's Cariboo region in the last decade.
Kinross signs definitive agreement with Mauritania
This agreement confirms the key terms of the agreement in principle signed a year ago.
Copper price up on hopes of further monetary easing in China
Another commodities supercycle is on the horizon and China’s dominance of renewables value chains will be key, said Wood Mackenzie.
UK fraud unit finds alleged bribe network behind cobalt hub
Prosecutors have told Swiss authorities they have proof of an alleged money-laundering ring spanning from Africa to Europe.
