Sibanye flags loss after $420 million US asset writedown
The company said in the half year it saw a 30% decline in the average dollar price for its US metal.
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China’s bulging commodity stockpiles show depth of economic woes
The government’s growth target for the year looks increasingly out of reach, an unwelcome development for the drillers and miners.
Investigation of Eagle gold mine incident underway, says Yukon gov’t
The investigation will be led by three-person independent review board appointed by the Yukon government.
Navoi Mining gets $150 million loan from Japan’s largest bank
The proceeds will be directed towards NMMC’s ongoing investment program.
Power Nickel taps into Chile’s copper secrets with Fleet Space tech
The tool has been deployed across Power Nickel's Zulema, Palo Negro and Tierra de Oro sites, uncovering significant faulting and new geological structures.
Will gold’s tailwinds be enough to overcome September curse?
Bullion has dropped every September since 2017.
ERG Africa’s Frontier SA gifts 30 solar boreholes to local communities in the DRC
Through DOT-Frontier, 10 community development projects are underway for 2024, focusing on health, education, agriculture, and infrastructure sectors.
Latest permit for Hudbay project in Arizona paves way for major US copper boost
The company has in hand the second-last permit it needs to start construction at its 85,000-tonne-per year Copper World project.
Betty Jean Hall: the lawyer who broke down barriers for women in mining
Hall’s efforts resulted in legal settlements that provided back pay to women who had been denied jobs and secured future hiring commitments from mining companies.
