Most miners lag behind in human rights issues — report
Ten years after the adoption of United Nations principles, a study shows most miners have yet to step up efforts to improve their human rights record.
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Hecla silver production improves by 7% in 2020
Hecla now has the third-highest silver and gold reserves in company's 130-year history.
Albemarle expects recovery in sales as results top estimates
Company looks to double production at its lithium facility in Silver Peak, Nevada, as part of a plan to boost supply for the EV market.
Teck quarterly profit boosted by robust copper business
Average realized price for copper jumped about 26% to $3.42 per pound, while sales stood at 80,000 tonnes compared with 75,000 tonnes a year earlier.
Sibanye-Stillwater profit soars, targets push for greener tech in future output
Group gold production in 2020 rose to 982,559 ounces from 932,659 ounces a year earlier.
Greatland expands footprint in Australia’s Paterson region
It has lodged an application for a new exploration license in the area where is already developing the Havieron gold-copper project with Newcrest.
Golden quarter for Newmont as high prices double profit
The world's largest gold miner's adjusted profit more than doubled to $856 million in the last quarter of 2020.
Max Resource’s Cesar project grows to district-scale size
The copper-silver project in northeastern Colombia now covers over 2,500 square kilometres, with a cumulative 220-kilometre strike of prospective copper-silver mineralization.
Aftermath Silver kicks off work program at Chilean project
The new work program is designed to test the material outside of the high-grade structures that formed the mineral resource estimate.
