Cobre Panamá asks Ministry of Health for permission to resume activities
The miner was surprised to learn it had been placed among the last set of companies allowed to go back to work.
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Since late May, Russian officials have been working to contain the spill of 21,000 cubic meters of diesel at Nornickel’s facility in Norilsk.
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Vale reaffirms iron ore output forecast after court decision
Vale said it is keeping its monthly production forecast at Itabira at 2.7 million tonnes "for the next months."
Zijin takes control of Tibet copper miner for $548m
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Kakula mine construction still ahead of schedule
Ivanhoe's copper mine in May set its fifth consecutive monthly development record.
Vale gets preliminary license to expand Serra Leste
Company plans to increase the production in Pará from current 6 million tonnes per year to 10 million tonnes per year.
