Chile shuns copper giant investment as social problems mount
State-owned copper giant plans to spend $3 billion this year to contain a wave of nationwide protests.
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First Quantum shares fall after company adopts takeover defense
The move adds a potential barrier to any takeover proposal at a time analysts, bankers and miners expect to see more deals in copper.
Newmont kicks off 2020 with 79% dividend hike, new image
The gold giant plans to increase its quarterly dividend to 25 cents US a share, up from 14 cents, starting in April.
Margaux files NI 43-101 to support Cassiar gold project resource
The Calgary-based miner wants to back the 1 MM oz gold inferred resource at 1.43 g/t Au (0.7 g/t Au cut-off) reported back in September.
Gold hits highest since 2013 as Goldman backs bullion in crisis
Metal neared $1,600 an ounce after Iran said it would no longer abide by any limits on its enrichment of uranium following the killing of General Qassem Soleimani.
Erin moves from exploration to development at Serbian boron project
The Canadian miner has started the exploitation licensing process.
Northern Star closes iconic Super Pit gold mine acquisition
The deal further increases the size of the ASX-listed gold sector, which has significantly expanded over the past 18 months.
Avesoro Resources to delist as top shareholder completes acquisition
Shares are expected to stop trading in Toronto on Jan. 7 and in London on Jan. 8.
Mexican president brags that his government hasn’t approved mining concessions
During an event with First Nations from the Puebla state, AMLO criticized previous administrations for approving large mining concessions.