Rio Tinto dodges emissions cut, but issue unlikely to go away
About 63% of shareholders voted against resolution to set emissions targets for its customers, while 37% voted in favour.
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Peru mines to hit 80% production in a month
Executive director of the National Society of Mining says around 20 companies are ready to resume operations.
Albemarle eyes Tianqi’s stake in world’s largest lithium mine
The world's top lithium miner said it was interested in buying all or part of Tianqi's stake in Greenbushes mine.
Energy Fuels to acquire Prompt Fission Neutron technology
The Colorado-based company will become sole owner of the PFN technology, critical to uranium production.
Anglo American to spin off South African coal mines
While a demerger is Anglo’s preferred route, it did not rule out other options for the coal mines in South Africa, such as a trade sale.
Yamana forecasts 31% increase in Jacobina output
The company plans to ramp up gold production to 230,000 oz annually by 2023.
China aluminum dances to its own beat as LME stumbles
Traders say weak demand for Chinese exports could soon take the shine off the market.
Indian state says NMDC diverted CSR money to Modi’s coronavirus fund
The Chhattisgarh state chief also said the iron ore miner had not paid $134.5 million in remaining penalties over alleged violations.
Kirkland Lake’s strong Q1 results boosted by Detour
First-quarter revenue of $554.7 million jumped 82% from $304.9 million in the year-ago period.
