Peru’s miners look to interim president for post-pandemic stability
The world's No. 2 copper producer is facing its worst economic crisis in a century.
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Gold stream probably ‘most attractive’ funding option for Turquoise Hill – Wheaton CEO
Turquoise Hill last week began arbitration proceedings against its biggest shareholder Rio Tinto to seek "clarity" on financing for Oyu Tolgoi, one of Rio's biggest growth projects.
Denison resumes environmental process for uranium mine in Canada
The miner had paused the process in March, due to the impact of covid-19 restrictive measures.
First Cobalt to finalize new supply deal with Glencore
The company plans to sign a long-term feed purchase contract with Glencore instead of a tolling contract.
Endeavour in merger talks with Teranga
The miner is considering an all-stock purchase and may offer a low premium for the Toronto-listed company.
Four countries have more heap leach mines than the rest of the world combined
Heap leaching technology has become increasingly popular due to the cost advantages and environmental benefits it offers miners.
China’s copper import boom leaves other metals cold
Only aluminum is showing a similar movement but there is no sign of China having any import appetite for the other base metals.
West Africa judge finds Guinea guilty of 2012 mine site killings
The Economic Community of West African States Court found Guinea responsible for the killing of six villagers and the wrongful arrest, injury or torture of 15 others at a 2012 protest.
Equinox begins $103m in construction at Brazil gold mine
First gold pour at the Santa Luz mine is targeted for Q1 2022.
