Crazy metal prices inflate miners’ capex conundrum
Soaring commodity prices should be a green light for global miners, yet the sector’s investment plans remain stubbornly short of what’s needed to decarbonise the global economy.
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Canada’s mining sector top target market for FDI deals from Asia Pacific region
Sector attracted foreign direct investment deals valued at C$1.13 billion in 2020 – accounting for 14% of all FDI inflow into Canada from the Asia Pacific region.
Union at BHP’s Escondida, Spence copper mines reject contract offer
Union president says 97% of the group's workers had voted to reject the deal.
RANKED: World’s top 10 biggest copper mines
The world's top 10 biggest copper mines in terms of 2020 production will play a major part in setting prices for the next decade.
New bull chart for $30,000 copper price: porphyries nearly mined out
Porphyries produce 80% of all copper but “the industry's ability to increase its reserve base by lowering cut-off grades is nearing an end” says new study.
Analysts voice scepticism on mining supercycle narrative
Surging commodity prices are leading some to believe that the market is entering a new commodity supercycle.
Harte Gold cuts guidance, shares tumble
The miner said will require additional funding within the next few months.
More than a year into the pandemic, no new MSHA safety standards regulated
Regulators have not included in covid -19 guidance any emergency temporary standard, says safety litigator Willa Perlmutter.
Nomad acquires Caserones copper royalty from Appian
Consideration includes $23 million cash and two million common share purchase warrants.
