US Steel CEO confident Nippon Steel deal will close ‘on its merits’
The companies countered in a 100-page letter that the deal would enhance US national security.
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Private equity firm emerges as successful bidder for Nevada Copper
An affiliate of Kinterra Capital made a stalking horse bid of $128 million for substantially all of Nevada Copper's assets last month.
Zambia mines lobby calls on government to halt reforms
The government recently announced plans to establish a state-owned firm to control at least 30% of future mines’ production.
Bank of America forecasts copper price above $10,000, iron ore price below $80 by 2025
While the outlook for iron ore appears grim, BofA remains bullish on copper due to strong structural demand.
Newmont on track to get at least $2 billion from asset sales, COO says
The sales are part of plan to focus on so-called Tier 1 assets, which can produce at least 500,000 ounces of gold equivalent for 10 years or longer.
Magna Mining PEA update hikes return five-fold for Crean Hill nickel project
The PEA gives the underground mine a base case post-tax net present value (at an 8% discount) of C$194.1 million.
Argentina’s economic crisis thwarts bid to go nuclear with lithium bounty
For decades, the nation’s world-renowned atomic researchers have toiled on projects in Buenos Aires and Bariloche in Patagonia.
New Hope eyes growth as it bids for Anglo American coal assets
An acquisition would be a big move from the thermal coal miner into steel-making coal.
Midnight Sun solves Zambian licence error
The disputed Kazhiba licence is one of three target areas on the company’s 506-sq.-km property.
