Buying iron ore is getting more like shopping on Amazon
The world’s biggest iron ore miners are looking for novel ways of satisfying their customers and protecting market share in the $150 billion global industry.
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The five-year deal would result in significantly increased shipping volumes of steelmaking coal from the Kamloops operations to Vancouver's Neptune Terminal.
Gold miners flash the cash in biggest deal binge in a decade
This year has seen 348 deals worth more than $30.5 billion, including net debt, according to Refinitiv Eikon data.
First Cobalt on track for 2020 refinery restart with Glencore
It is the only permitted primary cobalt refinery in North America.
Indonesia dangles cheaper energy to lure billions in investment
Indonesia is home to some of the world’s largest deposits of copper, nickel and tin.
Controlling shareholder grabs Avesoro Resources
West Africa-focused gold miner to delist from both the Toronto Stock Exchange and the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange.
Violent protests shut down key Rio Tinto mine in South Africa
The company closed Richards Bay Minerals unit on Wednesday and paused a $463 million expansion project amid escalating violence.
Endomines acquires Friday open-pit mine lease from NexGen
The companies entered into an assignment and assumption agreement.
European Investment Bank explains divestment from unabated fossil fuels
The EIB wants to focus on promoting solar energy projects in Spain and climate action investments in Latin America.
