Europe floors it in the race to dominate car batteries
National governments are also committing large sums to battery efforts, especially in Germany.
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Miners working to de-risk phosphate project in Chile
The Toronto-based miner reported that outstanding environmental infractions and fines have been paid.
Canada Rare Earth scouting locations for South American refinery
The Vancouver-based company commissioned a study aimed at finding the most favourable conditions across six regions within the subcontinent.
Newmont’s Boddington to become world’s first autonomous gold mine
A driverless fleet will enhance safety and productivity and is also expected to extend the mine’s life by at least two years.
Sirius shareholder Odey comes down on Anglo’s “mockery” bid
The hedge fund said it would vote against Anglo's offer.
IAMGOLD reports 2019 attributable reserves of 16.7 million ounces
Reserves decreased by 6% to 16.7 million ounces.
Fortescue profit spikes on iron ore price jump, but dividend seen conservative
The miner declared an interim dividend of A$0.76 per share, up from A$0.19 per share last year.
Excellon expands high-grade zones at Mexico silver properties, stock jumps
Last year, Excellon produced 2 million oz. of silver-equivalent.
Zimbabwe threatens to withdraw mining licences over unpaid fees
Those who owe money are being given until April 30 to pay up, failing which the mining title will be lost.
