Sibanye’s Montana woes underscore miners’ growing reliance on Washington
A fight over government largesse shows how much the stakes have changed for US mines as overseas rivals have expanded market control.
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Fortescue posts 4% rise in first-quarter iron ore shipments
The Perth-based miner also reaffirmed its iron ore shipments guidance for fiscal 2025.
US asks G-7 to consider sanctions on Russian palladium, titanium
One major challenge is that Europe is reliant on the metals and has shown little appetite to target them in the past.
IsoEnergy to deploy AI mineral exploration tech at Larocque East in Athabasca Basin
The Larocque East project is home to the world’s highest grade indicated uranium mineral resource, the Hurricane deposit.
Grupo Mexico works to kick out illegal miners at Los Chancas project in Peru
The company said it would restart the environmental impact assessment in Los Chancas once illegal mining eradication was completed.
Newmont shares drop as cost struggles undermine gold profit surge
The company's total production rose to 1,668 thousand ounces, compared with 1,291 thousand ounces last year.
K92 says drilling shows bulk mining promise at Arakompa, near flagship PNG mine
Among the 19 holes released late Tuesday were some of the best at Arakompa yet.
BHP tops all miners in Forbes list of world’s best employers
Others on the list include Anglo American, Newmont, Vale, Agnico, Glencore, AngloGold, Teck and Poland's KGHM.
Brazil to sign compensation deal with miners over 2015 dam disaster on Friday
The agreement will be signed in a ceremony attended by President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
