Nornickel and Trafigura test metal trading using tokens
Nornickel aims for the tokens to account for as much as 20% of its metals sales, possibly within the next couple of years.
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Glencore’s lawyers get set for another pay day
Says columnist Chris Bryant.
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Kinross walks away from Ecuador project with Lundin stake sale
It is selling its remaining 20.7 million shares in the Vancouver-based gold miner to the other two major investors — Newcrest and the Lundin Family Trust.
TSXV greenlights ATEX’s acquisition of Chilean copper project
Shares in the Vancouver-based company start trading today.
Barminco’s remote system operates loaders 1,000 kilometres away
The subsidiary of fellow Australian company, Perenti, successfully piloted its BROC remote operating centre.
Uranium miners rise after Trump panel urges US buy domestic
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Canada looks into mining critical minerals for US market
Natural Resources Canada plans to hire a British firm to provide 10-year market forecasts for nearly two dozen vital minerals and metals.
