Gold Fields slumps after cutting output target for second time
Gold Fields' profit slumped to $320.7 million in the first half of this year, compared with about $458 million last year.
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Samarco expects to reach 60% of output capacity by year-end
The company has been gradually resuming activities since late 2020 after the collapse of a tailings dam in Mariana.
Chalice downsizes board, cuts costs amid nickel prices slump
Cost-cutting measures means Chalice won't meet diversity goals as the two board members dismissed were the only female directors.
Communities appeal renewal of Simandou permits in Guinea’s top court
Communities are appealing the ECCs granted to Winning Consortium Simandou citing “inadequacies in environmental studies and environmental and social oversight."
US inks critical minerals cooperation deal with Argentina
The United States has been looking to shift its supply chains of key metals to avoid dependence on China.
BHP’s first electric excavator fleet up and running at Australia iron ore mine
This milestone also highlights the role of Liebherr as a trusted solutions provider.
Codelco could face $8 million fine for tailings dam violations
The company has ten days to submit a compliance plan and an additional five days to appeal.
Westhaven more than doubles Shovelnose property by acquiring Talisker land
Since its inception, Westhaven has spent C$50 million on exploring the Shovelnose property.
Mali’s gold reserves fall to 731 tonnes, ministry data shows
The Syama mine, owned by Australian company Resolute Mining, comes out on top with 141 tonnes of gold reserves.